Figure 1From: The comparison of surgical patients with primary hepatic squamous cell carcinoma or adenosquamous carcinoma and surgical patients with hepatocellular carcinoma Two typical HE tumor tissue slices. (A) The squamous cancer cells were polygonal and arranged as strips, and their nucleuses were round or orbicular-ovate, most of which even had pathologic change, like karyomegaly and anachromasis (H & E stain, ×200). (B ) Except the performance of squamous cell carcinoma components, adenocarcinoma cells were cubic or columnar and arranged like glandular tube (H & E stain, ×200).Back to article page