Data Set APSR 2.0 - Concept Grading

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Grading	psr-dataelement-53	Code			Value Set: UICC Grade 4 tiered (2015-11-13T19:46:53) G1 G2 G3 G4 GX 0 X lG mG hG B U T Asked but unknown	Method of histopathology to describe semiquantitatively resp. to classify  the grade of differentiation / grade of malignancy of a malignant tumor. It results in four-tiered, three-tiered or two-tiered tumor grades. There is a tendency to reduce all systems to a two-tiered grading of low and high grade.		Large deviations from normal histoarchitecture, high pleomorphism of cells, and high proliferative activity correspond with a highly malignant behaviour. Low structural abnormalities, low pleomorphism and a low proliferative activity correspond with a rather good prognosis. This holds true for the vast majority of malignant tumors.			draft	Histological grade finding (finding) (SNOMED Clinical Terms: 373372005)	UICC Grade 4 tiered 2015-11-13T19:46:53 (dynamic)	Item