InBody S10
Body Water Analyzer
Recommended for:
medical, research, hospitals
Specialized Disease Management
The InBody S10 body water analyzer is specifically designed to analyze body water in patients who are immobile or who are amputees with the use of attachable electrodes.
Key Specifications
Test duration: 90 seconds (medical mode) and 130 seconds (research mode)
Method: 8 touchpoints
Measurements: 30 impedance measurements, 6 frequencies at each of the 5 segments (right arm, left arm, trunk, right leg, left leg)
What is the InBody S10?
The InBody S10 body water analyzer is specifically designed for immobile or amputee patients and uses attachable electrodes to identify excess fluid and assess cellular health. The touch type electrodes are used to test bed-ridden patients and gently clip the patient’s fingers and ankles. For patients with paralyzed or amputated limbs, use the adhesive type electrodes to perform a test.
How is an InBody test performed?
Safe, low-level currents are sent through the body through the hand and foot electrodes. The impedance the currents encounter is measured, and from there, your body composition is derived. With InBody’s patented technology, BIA has never been more highly correlated with gold standard methods until now.Â
How to interpret the Body Water Composition graph?
By examining the Body Water Composition graph, you can identify the exact amount of excess fluid to remove from a patient going through treatments such as dialysis– avoiding guesswork and patient discomfort that can be caused by unintentional hypohydration or hyperhydration.
What are Segmental ECW/TBW Ratios?
A key feature of the InBody S10 is its ability to accurately report Segmental ECW/TBW ratios. Excess body fluid can be accurately pinpointed before dialysis, and the drops in the ECW/TBW ratios in the five cylindrical body regions can be observed after dialysis is completed. Caregivers can learn valuable information about how a patient is responding to dialysis and better prepare for future treatments. Go to the Result Sheet Interpretation to learn more about other outputs of this model. Â
How can I use InBody S10 for dialysis treatment?
Segmental ECW/TBW reveals body water distribution in each individual body segment. This allows for the monitoring of trends and detection of unusual shifts in fluid distribution that result from injury, aging, obesity and other health factors. Track the changes in Body Water Composition History to see how a patient is responding to a program and if modifications need to be made to improve their health.
How can I use InBody S10 analysis data to monitor malnutrition or any other medical treatments?
With Phase Angle, you can track a patient’s cellular health and assess their nutritional state during various treatments. Phase angle is a good indicator of cellular integrity. The InBody S10 provides whole body phase angle and segmental phase angle analysis at 50 kHz. The higher the phase angle, the healthier cellular integrity is. Phase angle values can be used to ensure a patient is receiving the appropriate vitamin and mineral intake.
The body water composition history allows an individual to monitor changes in their body water resulting from diet, exercise, or medical treatment. Tracking changes over time allows for body water changes to be monitored over time, taking into account where the individual started, the progress being made, changes in overall body water, and the ability to identify if modifications need to be made to the treatment plan based on the body water history.
How to perform a test with InBody S10?
InBody S10 allows for supine testing which opens the doors for the elderly, amputees, and obese patients to test their body composition.Â
Two different sets of electrodes allow the InBody S10 to test an individual in a standing, seated, or supine position. Having this option allows for the device to be extremely versatile without sacrificing accuracy or efficiency. You can learn about the proper testing procedures in our InBody S10 Training Manual.  Â
Where do I store the test results data?Â
You can purchase LookinBody Data Management cloud software. The built-in management system allows you to maintain and manage clients individually, giving you more insight on how you can keep your clients on track towards their goals. With our cloud software, you can consolidate and manage member results, create faster profiles, email results sheets and expedite the testing process. Contact us for details.
What’s different about the InBody S10 and other InBody analyzers?
The InBody S10 measures body water while the user is laying down. The unit is portable so you can move the InBody S10 on its cart for convenient testing in different rooms in your facility.
To compare our professional line of body composition analyzers, see the comparison chart.
Test Duration
90 seconds (Medical mode)
130 seconds (Research mode)
Height Range
3 ft 1.4 in – 7 ft 2.6 in
Equipment Weight
4.4 lbs
Frequencies
1, 5, 50, 250, 500, 1000 kHz
Weight Range
22 – 551 lbs
Age Range
3 – 99 years
DimensionsÂ
8 x 2.1 x 12.7 (L x W x H ) in
Cart Dimensions
27 x 27 x 40 (L x W x H ) in
Database
100,000 results (with member ID)
Accessories
Body Water Results Sheet, InBody Tissue, USB Thumb Drive, External Battery, Carrying Case, Cart
Warranty
1 Year Manufacturer’s Warranty
Compatible Printers
Laser/Inkjet PCL 3 or above and SPL
Measurements
30 impedance measurements
6 frequencies at each of the 5 segments (Right Arm, Left Arm, Trunk, Right Leg, Left Leg)
Additional Features
Touch Screen
Standard Outputs
Weight, Total Body Water, Dry Lean Mass, Lean Body Mass, Body Fat Mass, Skeletal Muscle Mass, Body Mass Index, Percent Body Fat, Basal Metabolic Rate, Impedance at each segment/ frequency
Additional Outputs
Intracellular Water, Extracellular Water, ECW/TBW Analysis, Segmental Body Water Analysis, Segmental ECW/TBW Analysis, Body Water Composition History, Segmental ICW Analysis, Segmental ECW Analysis, Visceral Fat Level, Reactance, Whole Body and Segmental Phase Angle
Track Body Water Composition Changes with the InBody Result Sheet
Track the changes in Body Water Composition History to see how a patient is responding to a program and if modifications need to be made to improve their health. See details.
Dialysis Treatment
Segmental ECW/TBWÂ reveals body water distribution in each individual body segment. This allows for monitoring of trends and detection of unusual shifts in fluid distribution that result from injury, aging, obesity and other health factors.
Malnutrition and Cancer Treatment
Phase angle is a good indicator of cellular integrity. The InBody S10 provides whole body phase angle and segmental phase angle analysis at 50 kHz. The higher the phase angle, the healthier cellular integrity is. Phase angle values can be used to ensure a patient is receiving the appropriate vitamin and mineral intake.
You can compare our model outputs here.
User’s Manual for InBody S10
Visit our Support Centre to download InBody S10 User’s Manual and InBody S10 Product Leaflet.Â
Product Videos
How to Test: Adhesive Type
How to Test: Touch Type
