Game-changing Gastric Diagnostics
Advance Care with Gastric Alimetry
for Clear, Data-Driven Insights.
What is Gastric Alimetry?
Gastric Alimetry™
The Gastric Alimetry system is medical device which performs Body Surface Gastric Mapping. It is intended to record, store, view and process gastric electrophysiology as an aid in the diagnosis of various gastric disorders.
The Gastric Alimetry Report
The Gastric Alimetry Report is auto-generated to showcase objective, data-driven insights. This can inform the clinician’s interpretation regarding gastric function, motility and electrophysiology to aid diagnosis.
Harness Alimetry Insights to
Provide a Clear Treatment Pathway
Determine whether gastric function is normal or abnormal using validated normative values.
Distinguish root causes of chronic gastric symptoms through spectral and symptom-based analytics.
Revealing Insights From Your Alimetry Report
Disclaimer: Phenotype information is provided for use in aiding the diagnosis of various gastric disorders.
Gastric Alimetry Key Features
Who can benefit?
Gastric Alimetry is indicated for patients with chronic gastric symptoms where traditional diagnostic methods may not provide sufficient insights.
The assessment is available for use in healthcare facilities within the United States of America, United Kingdom, and New Zealand.
For full indications of use, please refer to the instructions.
What is involved?
During this period, patients are able to log their symptoms using the Gastric Alimetry App to add another layer of insights, and are able to go to the bathroom if needed too.
Patients are able to sit comfortably at an angle in a clinic.
A non-invasive adhesive array is placed onto their stomach
The system records a 30 minute baseline recording pre-meal.
The patient ingests a standardised meal.
A 4 hours post-meal recording to evaluate gastric function.
Clinician Testimonials
"Gastric Alimetry provides answers. It is a game-changing tool for evaluating upper GI symptoms."
Prof. Chris Andrews, Calgary, Canada
"Gastric Alimetry is providing clinicians like myself insight into a previously grey area. This allows for creating a better, more tailored management of these difficult conditions.”
Dr. Charlotte Daker, Auckland, New Zealand
