In gastroenterology there is no noninvasive monitoring tool besides the stethoscope, which was invented in 1816. AbStats® aims to change that.
Our Acoustic Gastro-Intestinal Surveillance (AGIS) biosensor is a non-invasive device that listens to the abdomen, detects signals, classifies them, and then provides a measure of the current digestive state. This is presented to the viewer in a simple, easy to understand way, and gives clinicians the confidence to feed post-operative patients as early and aggressively as possible.
Learn about the AbStats technology from our investigative team of doctors and researchers in this video presentation.
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How are gastrointestinal disorders currently diagnosed? How meaningful are bowel sounds? What can AbStats do that current diagnostic tools can’t? Get answers to these and other questions from a doctor with first hand experience.
Using AbStats to monitor the millions of abdominal surgery patients and shorten their length of stay could save U.S. hospitals billions of dollars a year. Find out more about the market potential for AbStats in postoperative care.
AbStats offers a novel way for patients and providers to track disease between scheduled visits, offer members of the general public a way to quantify their own physiology, and ultimately have a powerful value proposition to payers.