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Histologic grades are measures of how abnormal the cells from a tumor look under a microscope. The more the cells have changed to become cancerous (histology), or the greater the percentage of the cells that look like they are dividing, the more dangerous the cancer is likely to be. Tumors are given a histologic grade of 1 to 3. Grade 1 has the best prognosis.
