Typically, clinicians will either perform an eyeball test on patients before surgery or before embarking on a course of treatment, or they will use BMI to gauge relative health. Unfortunately, these approaches are too crude in their evaluation.

Analytic Morphomics®, the measurement of specific bio-markers about a patient's body collected from medical imaging addresses this lack of specificity. The types of data that are captured and analyzed include, but are not limited to:

• Organ size and condition
• Muscle volume and quality from psoas and other muscle groups
• Visceral and subcutaneous fat volumes, distribution, and density
• Bone measures including density (BMD) and shape from cortical and trabecular bone, and
• Vascular measures including calcification, lengths, and location

These measurements provide actual quantifiable data about the patient's current state, by measuring and analyzing what's on the inside.