Abstract: A method comprising capturing at least one image of a cervical tissue in-vivo; identifying a region of interest (ROI) in said cervical tissue within said at least one image; detecting at least a portion of a vaginal speculum within said at least one image; and determining a position of said portion of said vaginal speculum relative to said ROI.

Abstract: A method for detecting tissue abnormality in a tissue sample, comprising: illuminating a tissue sample in vivo with a first light beam having a wavelength selected from the range 390-430 nanometer (nm); applying contrast agent to the tissue sample; capturing a one or more images of the tissue sample; and detecting tissue abnormality based on at least one of color changes in the tissue sample and blood vessel features in the tissue sample appearing in said one or more images.

Abstract: A method for automated image capture of a body tissue in situ, comprising: providing an imaging device configured to transmit an image stream of a body tissue; and using at least one hardware processor for: receiving the image stream, identifying a medical accessory appearing in the image stream, and capturing multiple images of the body tissue, wherein (i) at least one of the images is captured before said identifying, and (ii) at least one of the images is captured at one or more specified times upon said identifying.