Table 1.

A summary of various HSI systems and their medical applications

Mode of acquisition	Medical application	Spectral range	Measurement modality	Ref.
Staring	Wound	400–720 nm	Reflectance	[26]
Staring		500–600 nm	Reflectance	[27]
Push broom		530–680 nm	Transmission	[28]
Staring	400–1100 nm	Reflectance	[29]
Staring	Cancer	400–720 nm	Reflectance	[30]
Staring		450–950 nm	Reflectance	[31]
Push broom		1000–2500 nm	Reflectance	[32]
Staring		450–700 nm	Reflectance	[33]
Staring		440–640 nm	Fluorescence and Reflectance	[34]
Staring	330–480 nm	Fluorescence and Reflectance	[35]
Push broom	Skin	400–2500 nm	Reflectance	[36,37]
Push broom	365–800 nm	Transmission	[38]
Staring	Nerves	550–1000 nm	Transmission	[39]
Staring	Dental	900–1700 nm	Reflectance	[40]
Push broom	Laryngeal disorders	390–680 nm	Reflectance	[41]
Push broom	Heart	410–1000 nm	Reflectance and fluorescence	[42]
Push broom	Intestine	400–1700 nm	Reflectance	[43]
Snapshot	Eye	450–700 nm	Reflectance	[44]
Staring	Blood Vessel	400–720 nm	Fluorescence	[45]
Staring	Crevice	200–700 nm	Fluorescence and Reflectance	[46]