Medical device and method for examining an organic tissue

A method for examining tissue comprising:

• defining, at an input interface, at least one reference tissue section of a human body to define an assigned reference tissue type;
• detecting at least one respective characteristic distribution of multispectral intensity profiles, CDMI, for each defined reference tissue section, wherein the CDMI, comprises multispectral intensity profiles for each position of a first plurality of positions within the respective defined reference tissue section;
• detecting a multispectral intensity profile of each position of a second plurality of positions of a tissue region to be examined;
• determining whether, based on the CDMI, at least one tissue section of the tissue region to be examined can be assigned to a reference tissue type using the detected multispectral intensity profiles of positions of the second plurality of positions associated with the at least one tissue section;
• assigning, when, if at least one tissue section can be assigned to a reference tissue type, the at least one tissue section ;
• and
• graphically indicating the at least one assigned tissue section as being assigned to the corresponding reference tissue type on a display.

A non-transitory computer-readable information storage media having stored thereon instructions that when executed by a processor cause to be performed a method for examining tissue comprising:

• defining, at an input interface, at least one reference tissue section of a human body to define an assigned reference tissue type;
• detecting at least one respective characteristic distribution of multispectral intensity profiles, CDMI, for each defined reference tissue section, wherein the CDMI comprises multispectral intensity profiles for each position of a first plurality of positions within the respective defined reference tissue section;
• detecting a multispectral intensity profile of each position of a second plurality of positions of a tissue region to be examined;
• determining whether, based on the CDMI, at least one tissue section of the tissue region to be examined can be assigned to a reference tissue type using the detected multispectral intensity profiles of positions of the second plurality of positions associated with the at least one tissue section;
• assigning, when at least one tissue section can be assigned to a reference tissue type, the at least one tissue section;
• and
• graphically indicating the at least one assigned tissue section as being assigned to the corresponding reference tissue type on a display.