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Relationship of tumor grade, stage and host response in a group of breast neoplasms

Two hundred thirty‐nine breast carcinomas were reviewed, and the interrelationship of stage, grade, host response (sinus histiocytosis), bilaterality, and survival was studied. A peculiar pleomorphic grade with infrequent axillary involvement but considerable bilateral involvement was noted. The stage of the disease was the single most important factor; 54% of those operated on for cure (radical mastectomy) survived 5 or more years.