3d spectroscopy

The 3D spectroscopy is an imaging technique that allows to obtain information on the entire body region covered by the field of view of the spectrograph, and therefore allows to acquire data in three dimensions: two spatial (X, Y or α and δ) and a spectral (λ ).

It is becoming more common in clinical practice, particularly for neurological applications. 3D spectroscopy allows to analyze the concentration of specific metabolites involved for example in the development of a tumor and finally to map tissues in a non-invasive way.