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Comparison of different anti-Ki67 antibody clones and hot-spot sizes for assessing proliferative index and grading in pancreatic neuroendocrine tumours using manual and image analysis.

Roisin OwensElaine GilmoreVictoria BinghamChristopher CardwellHilary McBrideStephen McQuaidMatthew Phillip HumphriesPaul Kelly
Published in: Histopathology (2020)
Different anti-Ki67 clones do not produce equivalent PIs in GEP NETs, and clone selection may therefore affect patient care. Increasing the hot-spot size decreases the Ki67 PI. Greater standardisation in terms of antibody clone selection and hot-spot size is required for grading GEP NETs. Image analysis is an effective tool for assisting Ki67 assessment and allows easier standardisation of the size of the tumour hot-spot.
Keyphrases
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