Elderly People Clinical Trial
Official title:
Validity, Reliability and Feasibility of an Automated Photographic Measurement/Assessment of Food Intake in the Hospitalized Elderly
Malnutrition affects 50% to 70% of hospitalized elderly people, and is all the more worrying
in the elderly because of its clinical impact. A measurement of food consumption is essential
to recognize needs, monitor the nutritional status of the elderly in hospital and implement
specific therapeutic action such as supplements or an increase in energy-protein to combat
malnutrition or the risk of malnourishment. Unfortunately, this measure is rarely done
effectively in practice, keeping the patient in nutritional deficit, contributing to a risk
of increased morbidity and mortality.
Although weighing food intake is the reference method, it is a routine burden for healthcare
teams. To overcome these constraints in hospital environments, intake is estimated by food
readings over three consecutive days using a semi-quantitative method. It should be noted
that this method remains complex, imprecise and reserved only for the most malnourished
patients. In recent years, the development of photographic methods has become an interesting
alternative to the measurement by weight. Based on photographs taken before and after the
meal in order to deduce what is actually ingested, these methods obtain results comparable to
the weighing method, though there is still a number of limitations (need for human
intervention, constraint to have standardized menus in weight and lack of nutritional
management adapted to patients). To overcome these limitations, an automated photographic
method based on modern techniques for automatic processing of 2D and 3D images coupled with
techniques derived from artificial intelligence has recently been developed in the
investigator's unit, but has not yet been validated.
The originality and innovation of this project lies in the automated analysis of the photos
taken and the conversion into percentage of remaining food thanks to the design of algorithms
for image preprocessing and neural classification by a 2D and 3D software (patent pending).
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