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Clinical Nutrition and Body Composition Analysis

Aminogram, partner to healthcare professionals

Aminogram supports healthcare professionals with advanced body composition analysis solutions, essential for optimized patient care.

Facing lifestyle-related pathologies, our technology provides precise and reliable data for diagnosis, prevention, treatment, and clinical monitoring. By finely assessing nutritional and hydration status, it facilitates informed decision-making, improves care efficiency, and optimizes resource management.

Present in numerous medical environments, our solutions are used for screening, assessment, and monitoring of varied pathologies: obesity, bariatrics, functional rehabilitation, dietetics, etc.

Why measure body composition in clinical nutrition

In clinical nutrition, weight and BMI are not sufficient to assess the real nutritional status of a patient. Measuring body composition by bioimpedance allows distinguishing fat mass, muscle mass, and hydration status, identifying malnutrition, sarcopenia, or sarcopenic obesity early, and tracking the real impact of nutritional care. It constitutes a key tool to personalize interventions, secure follow-up in complex contexts (obesity, GLP-1 treatments, bariatric surgery, geriatrics), and guide clinical decisions beyond simple weight.

Key indicators for nutritional assessment

Skeletal muscle mass analysis for clinical nutrition assessment via bioimpedance.Total fat mass measurement for precise nutritional monitoring via bioimpedance.Hydration status assessment via bioimpedance for clinical nutrition monitoring.Phase angle measurement for clinical nutrition assessment and cellular health.

Monitoring of nutritional care

Nutritional monitoring chart showing body composition evolution via bioimpedance.

Aminogram solutions for clinical nutrition

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They trust us

Professor Hinde Iraqi, endocrinology expert, on the importance of bioimpedance in clinical nutrition.

The new definition of obesity reinforces the importance of measuring fat mass, making bioimpedance a key tool.

Furthermore, impedance analysis is essential to avoid the loss of lean mass and sarcopenia, by adjusting the patient’s nutritional and therapeutic strategy.

Hinde Iraqi

Professor of Endocrinology & Metabolic Diseases

Doctor Pierre Dez, nutrition physician, using bioimpedance for post-bariatric surgery follow-up.

For over 20 years, I have based my consultations on bioimpedance. This tool allows me to precisely monitor the loss of fat, muscle, and water mass, which is essential in post-bariatric surgery.

My patients better understand their body composition thanks to Aminogram’s clear and easy-to-read reports, thus facilitating exchange and interpretation.

Pierre Dez

Medical Nutritionist

Nathalie Jaquelin-Ravel, clinical nutrition specialist, using Biody Xpert to measure the phase angle.

Phase angle could be a marker of sarcopenia and tends to decrease with age. Thanks to Biody Xpert, we monitor this indicator precisely, which allows us to detect muscle loss and adapt prevention strategies.

Nathalie Jaquelin-Ravel

Specialist in Clinical and Metabolic Nutrition

Doctor Nadir Griene, general practitioner, using Biody Xpert ZM3 for obesity follow-up.

I use bioimpedance with the Biody XpertZM3 systematically. This tool allowed me to help an obese patient lose 50 kg of fat mass while preserving his muscle mass. It is a quick, inexpensive, non-invasive, and precise method for adjusting our therapeutic decisions.

Nadir Griene

General Practitioner Specialized in Metabolic Diseases