Compromisos prácticos en imágenes 3D del cáncer

Three-dimensional imaging is increasingly shaping cancer research. This piece highlights key technical considerations when considering adopting 3D over traditional 2D imaging methods, emphasizing its unique ability to capture complex and heterogeneous tumor architecture. We also discuss the importance of multi-omics integration and how virtual staining workflows can address scalability issues. Finally, we propose hybrid strategies that balance 2D and 3D imaging for well-rounded understanding of inter- and intra-tumoral heterogeneity, underscoring the complimentary value of both modalities in advancing cancer research.