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Fig. 1. —Drawings show basic patterns of tumor vascularization: type 1 (not shown) is avascular type with no obvious vascularization. Type 2 is benign type, with individual, roughly same size, monomorphic vessels (left) or vessels running around edge of tumor, which is regular course of vessels (right). Type 3 is malignant-type irregularly configured vessels varying in size, occasionally fusing in color grading to pools (left) or irregularly running vessels that approach or penetrate tumor (right).

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