… lymphangiosarcoma was made in four and five cases, respectively. After immunohistochemistry,
five cases had a haemangiosarcoma phenotype and four had a lymphangiosarcoma …

… This study details the clinicopathologic features of these tumors and … , and
immunohistochemical features of these lesions conform to a reasonable definition of a “lymphangiosarcomas,” …

… tumor is difficult and could be improved by a high radiological index of suspicion, and a
sufficient number of biopsy samples of the primary tumor, allowing immunohistochemical studies. …

… tumors variably express D2-40 (31%), a presumed lymph-endothelial marker, and its expression
in angiosarcoma is associated with a worse prognosis, suggesting lymphangiosarcoma …

… In our study, we found that tumor shape and distribution could be easily recognized by the
… According to the above findings, we considered two factors could explain the correlation of …

… Mankey CC, McHugh JB, Thomas DG and Lucas DR: Can lymphangiosarcoma be resurrected?
A clinicopathological and immunohistochemical study of lymphatic differentiation in 49 …

… The data that support the findings of this study are available on request from the … Can
lymphangiosarcoma be resurrected? A clinicopathological and immunohistochemical study …

… Mankey, CC; McHugh, JB; Thomas, DG; Lucas, DR Can lymphangiosarcoma be resurrected?
A clinicopathological and immunohistochemical study of lymphatic differentiation in 49 …

… [6] Mankey CC, McHugh JB, Thomas DG, Lucas DR: “Can lymphangiosarcoma be resurrected?
A clinicopathological and immunohistochemical study of lymphatic differentiation in 49 …

… We will attempt to illustrate the diversity of functions of the lymphatic vasculature, and refer
to the influence of hypoxia, a characteristic of lymphedema. Molecular heterogeneity of LECs …