MKI67 and cervical carcinoma: Investigations of Ki-67 expression in cervical carcinoma have generally failed to show any relationship between the number of positively stained cells and prognosis (Cole et al. 1992; Levine et al. 1995; Oka and Arai, 1996), though in one study the Ki-67 index was significantly related to tumor size, lymphatic spread, and disease-free interval in patients with stage I disease (Garzetti et al. 1995).