What Challenges are Associated with Studying Spatial Context?
Studying spatial context in histology comes with several challenges:
Complexity: Tissues are often complex, with multiple cell types and structures, making it difficult to interpret spatial relationships accurately. Technical Limitations: Some imaging techniques may not provide sufficient resolution or contrast to distinguish certain cells or structures. Sample Preparation: The process of preparing tissue samples can sometimes alter their natural spatial context, leading to potential misinterpretations. Data Analysis: The vast amount of data generated from modern imaging techniques requires sophisticated analytical tools and expertise to interpret.
