Tumor grading evaluates the degree of cellular differentiation, mitotic activity, and nuclear pleomorphism, reflecting the tumor's biological aggressiveness and potential for rapid growth. Tumor staging, on the other hand, describes the anatomical extent of the disease, including tumor size, involvement of regional lymph nodes, and presence or absence of distant metastasis. Both are crucial for prognosis and treatment planning.
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