Wide-Ranging Clinical Applications
MuscleSound’s Clinical Focuses
Perioperative Care
Preoperative assessment of patient’s ability to physically handle surgery
Problem:
Malnutrition is underdiagnosed driving high postoperative mortality, morbidity, length of stay, readmissions and costs.
Solution:
Implement preoperative assessment to guide the implementation of exercise and nutrition protocols before surgery.
ICU
Hospital-based critical and intensive care to measure muscle wasting
Problem:
Malnutrition is underdiagnosed and undertreated with <50% of nutritional requirements provided.
Solution:
Measure muscle wasting to evaluate daily nutrition status to decrease mortality.
Oncology
Cancer care and treatment providing marker to determine treatment
Treatment often does not align with patient nutritional fitness for maximum care efficiency.
Solution:
Support care by evaluating muscle health and nutritional status to help guide personalized treatment
Cardiology
Treatment of diseases and abnormalities of the heart
Heart failure progression prediction requires monitoring, but current monitoring protocols are expensive and invasive.
Solution:
Implement risk assessment to guide treatment and improve aerobic capacity.
Physical Medicine & Rehab
Treatment of physical ailments
and rehabilitation
Personalized rehabilitation care plans for recovery are often not aligned to muscle health, nutrition and exercise tolerance.
Solution:
Guide rehabilitation through muscle recovery assessment to enhance progress.
MuscleSound’s software supports a wide range of healthcare applications, delivering insights that can make a lasting impact on your patients. Learn how our technology can elevate care and transform outcomes across your organization.
Making an Impact with
Breakthrough Treatment
MuscleSound provides health systems with actionable data to assess comorbid conditions (e.g., malnutrition, sarcopenia, frailty and cachexia), supporting more informed risk assessments, secondary diagnosis documentation, and treatment planning.
MuscleSound’s technology has been utilized by Duke University Medical Center (research project), University of Colorado School of Medicine, Appalachian State University and other leading medical centers around the world.
More than 50% of patients have poorly or undiagnosed comorbidities at the time of their surgery.
During the first week of ICU care, patients lose more than 20% of their muscle mass.
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