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Transforming lives

High Resolution Anorectal Physiology and Biofeedback Therapy

Transforming lives

High Resolution Anorectal Physiology and Biofeedback Therapy
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Transforming lives

High Resolution Anorectal Physiology and Biofeedback Therapy

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A solution driven by patient need
An estimated 6.5 million people (1 in 10) have bowel issues in the UK.*

Poor continence hugely impacts on an individual’s health and quality of life and is often under-reported and untreated.

Anisys GO addresses NICE Guideline's call for better diagnosis of more patients, more conservative treatment earlier and preventative interventions.**
An estimated 6.5 million people (1 in 10) have bowel issues in the UK.*

Poor continence hugely impacts on an individual’s health and quality of life and is often under-reported and untreated.

Anisys GO addresses NICE Guideline's call for better diagnosis of more patients, more conservative treatment earlier and preventative interventions.**
*Dr Ben Disney, Bowel Interest Group, Cost of Constipation Report 2019, p.6.
**NICE Guidelines CG49 - 2018.
*Dr Ben Disney, Bowel Interest Group, Cost of Constipation Report 2019, p.6.
**NICE Guidelines CG49 - 2018.
Bringing care closer to home
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Made in Manchester
Made in Manchester
‘I recognised a gap in the current management of patients with anorectal disorders who are often unable to access appropriate technology locally to help investigate their problem.
‘I recognised a gap in the current management of patients with anorectal disorders who are often unable to access appropriate technology locally to help investigate their problem.
I came up with the concept of Anisys GO, a smaller, more cost effective and easier to use device for clinicians to address this unmet need and bring care closer to the patient’s home, reducing waiting times.’
Professor Shaheen Hamdy
Neurogastroenterologist and Inventor of Anisys GO
University of Manchester
Developed by clinicians for earlier patient intervention
Partly funded by the NHS and an SBRI Award
Developed by clinicians for earlier patient intervention
Partly funded by the NHS and an SBRI Award
I came up with the concept of Anisys GO, a smaller, more cost effective and easier to use device for clinicians to address this unmet need and bring care closer to the patient’s home, reducing waiting times.’
Professor Shaheen Hamdy
Neurogastroenterologist and Inventor of Anisys GO
University of Manchester
‘I recognised a gap in the current management of patients with anorectal disorders who are often unable to access appropriate technology locally to help investigate their problem.
I came up with the concept of Anisys GO, a smaller, more cost effective and easier to use device for clinicians to address this unmet need and bring care closer to the patient’s home, reducing waiting times.’
Professor Shaheen Hamdy
Neurogastroenterologist and Inventor of Anisys GO
University of Manchester
Developed by clinicians for earlier patient intervention
Partly funded by the NHS and an SBRI Award
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Advanced probe technology
Advanced probe technology
Advanced probe technology

13 sensors pinpoint sphincter asymmetry and rectal sensitivity in real time.

Protective balloon sheath for anorectal physiology assessment and biofeedback therapy.

13 sensors pinpoint sphincter asymmetry and rectal sensitivity in real time.

Protective balloon sheath for anorectal physiology assessment and biofeedback therapy.

13 sensors pinpoint sphincter asymmetry and rectal sensitivity in real time.

Protective balloon sheath for anorectal physiology assessment and biofeedback therapy.

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From digit to digital

From digit to digital

Physiology Assessment Protocols

Resting pressure
Maximal (voluntary) squeeze
Endurance (voluntary) squeeze
Cough (involuntary) squeeze
Rectal sensation (balloon distension)
Recto-anal inhibitory reflex (RAIR)
Simulated defecation

From digit to digital

Physiology Assessment Protocols

Resting pressure
Maximal (voluntary) squeeze
Endurance (voluntary) squeeze
Cough (involuntary) squeeze
Rectal sensation (balloon distension)
Recto-anal inhibitory reflex (RAIR)
Simulated defecation

Physiology Assessment Protocols
Resting pressure
Maximal (voluntary) squeeze
Endurance (voluntary) squeeze
Cough (involuntary) squeeze
Rectal sensation (balloon distension)
Recto-anal inhibitory reflex (RAIR)
Simulated defecation

Anisys GO is designed for use consistent with:
The International Anorectal Physiology Working Group (IAPWG) recommendations: Standardised Testing Protocol and the London Classification for Disorders of Anorectal Function.

American Neurogastroenterology and Motility Society – European Society of Neurogastroenterology and Motility
(ANMS-ESNM) paper and consensus guidelines on biofeedback therapy for anorectal disorders.

Biofeedback Therapy Protocols

Maximal (voluntary) squeeze
Long squeeze
Quick squeeze
Gentle (sub-maximal) squeeze
Rectal sensation (down training)
Balloon expulsion therapy

Anisys GO is designed for use consistent with:
The International Anorectal Physiology Working Group (IAPWG) recommendations: Standardised Testing Protocol and the London Classification for Disorders of Anorectal Function.

American Neurogastroenterology and Motility Society – European Society of Neurogastroenterology and Motility
(ANMS-ESNM) paper and consensus guidelines on biofeedback therapy for anorectal disorders.

Biofeedback Therapy Protocols
Maximal (voluntary) squeeze
Long squeeze
Quick squeeze
Gentle (sub-maximal) squeeze
Rectal sensation (down training)
Balloon expulsion therapy

Anisys GO is designed for use consistent with:
The International Anorectal Physiology Working Group (IAPWG) recommendations: Standardised Testing Protocol and the London Classification for Disorders of Anorectal Function.

American Neurogastroenterology and Motility Society – European Society of Neurogastroenterology and Motility
(ANMS-ESNM) paper and consensus guidelines on biofeedback therapy for anorectal disorders.

Biofeedback Therapy Protocols
Resting pressure
Endurance squeeze exercise
Quick squeeze exercise
Sub-maximal squeeze exercise
Rectal sensation down training
Rectal sensation up training
Balloon expulsion