The distribution and prognostic implications of steroid receptors in XXXX .

@entity1204 @entity1 @entity1420 @entity5 @entity2617 @entity53 @entity204
@entity53 receptors (ER) were measured in 71 and @entity1420 receptors (PR) in 62 primary @entity1204 . ER were found in 62 (87%) and PR in 56 (90%) of the @entity5 . Fifty-six @entity5 were ER+/PR+ and 4 were ER-/PR-. The frequency of receptor positive @entity5 was not significantly correlated to histological grade. Highly differentiated @entity5 were, however, more often ER and PR rich (greater than or equal to 30 fmole/mg protein) as compared to poorly differentiated @entity5 . The median ER and PR values for grade I @entity5 were also significantly higher than for grade III @entity5 . No significant differences were found in the frequency of @entity1 with ER or PR rich @entity5 in the different FIGO or surgical stages. The receptor status was not related to depth of @entity2617 . Recurrence rates and @entity204 rates were significantly higher in @entity1 with PR poor as compared to those with PR rich @entity5 . This prognostic information could not be shown for ER.
