The morphology of neoangiogenesis in breast carcinoma tissue is considered as a relationship between the density of the tumor vascular bed and different indices (age, histological type of a tumor, stage of the disease, tumor anaplastic proliferative activity, fibrosis degree, stromal cellularity, and parenchymal destructive changes).
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