Beyond laboratory tests and CT scans,
what functional information can healthcare professionals access today to better support their patients?
Non-invasive physiological measurements measured in the clinic, organized to support professional assessment, explain findings, and track changes over time.
Understand how your patient’s information is brought together.
During each assessment, ES TECK uses its measurement modules simultaneously. The technology cross-references bioimpedance, heart rate variability, oximetry, pulse wave, and body composition parameters to generate an integrated visual report.
Cross-analysis brings the results together so the professional can review them within a shared functional context.
Cross-analysis of results
Information you can review, explain, and compare.
The value for your practice lies in how you use this information during the consultation and in subsequent assessments.
Broaden the available information
Review functional parameters from the time of assessment alongside your patient’s clinical history and test results.
Make findings easier to explain
Use visual reports to explain what was observed, how it fits into your assessment, and which aspects may need further attention.
Track changes against a baseline
Compare assessments performed under consistent conditions, observe trends, and support follow-up of the treatment prescribed by the professional.
Explore how the information from the different parameters measured during the assessment relates to one another.
This second diagram organizes physiological references from the five technologies. Zoom in on each area and review the explanation of its terms.
Reading the diagram
References to hormones, electrolytes, and organs describe relationships shown in the diagram. They do not represent direct measurements of all these substances or provide diagnoses.
Functional information for assessment in context.
This review may provide functional indicators related to different body systems, such as the circulatory and nervous systems, and help the professional identify situations that may warrant further assessment. The professional interprets the findings alongside the clinical history, symptoms, and available tests, and determines their relevance.
See how it could fit into your practice.
Review the assessment process, reports, and follow-up options in a personalized demonstration.