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Reliable bioelectrical impedance analysis estimate of fat‐free mass in liver, lung, and heart transplant patients

Kyle et al., 2001

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18188370556409796178
Author
Kyle U
Genton L
Mentha G
Nicod L
Slosman D
Pichard C
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Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition

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Background: Bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) can be valuable in evaluating the fat‐ free (FFM) and fat masses (FM) in patients, provided that the BIA equation is valid in the subjects studied. The purpose of the clinical evaluation was to evaluate the applicability of a …
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