What are the advantages of using MRI in Histology?
MRI offers several advantages when used in conjunction with histological techniques:
Non-invasive: MRI does not require tissue removal or destruction, allowing for longitudinal studies and repeated measurements. High resolution: Advances in MRI technology have led to high-resolution imaging, enabling the visualization of small anatomical structures. Soft tissue contrast: MRI provides excellent contrast between different soft tissues, which is beneficial for identifying pathological changes. Functional imaging: MRI can also be used for functional studies, such as assessing blood flow, tissue perfusion, and metabolic changes, which can complement histological findings.
