What are the Consequences of Inadequate Magnification?
The consequences of inadequate magnification can be significant. These include:
Misdiagnosis: Failure to identify key histological features can result in incorrect diagnoses, affecting patient care and treatment. Educational Limitations: Students and researchers may miss critical learning opportunities if they cannot observe detailed structures. Inaccurate Research Findings: Scientific studies relying on histological data may produce misleading results if observations are based on inadequate magnification.
