Breast Ca

angiolymphatic invasion present, Does this mean the cancer has bypassed the breast and settled elsewhere?
pT2 pNO (i+)  node neg.  isolated tumor cells found in 2 sentenial nodes but considered node neg.(under 200 cells)  axillary node neg.  immuno. staining neg.

[bluebutterfly2222]

It means that  you have a breast tumor that is more than 2 cm, but less than 5 cm in diameter (pT2), and that some tumor cells were also found in the tested sentinel nodes, but not in great enough numbers to be labeled as "lymph node positive."

pNO(i+) means: "No regional lymph node metastasis histologically, positive IHC, and no IHC cluster larger than 0.2mm."

I can't explain any more about it than this, but the upshot is that you are currently classified, and will be treated, as a lymph node negative patient.

Best wishes...

[bluebutterfly2222]

p.s. I hope this helps--I just went over all your posts and discovered that you have been trying to get an understanding of this since April 30th!