What are the Limitations of Histopathological Examination?
While histopathology is a powerful tool, it has limitations. It is largely qualitative, relying on the subjective interpretation of pathologists, which can lead to variability in findings. Moreover, it often requires invasive tissue sampling, which may not always be feasible. Another limitation is that histopathology primarily provides a snapshot in time, potentially missing dynamic changes occurring in tissue over time.
