Virtual Instrumentation in Biomedical Equipment
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijoe.v9iS1.2283Keywords:
virtual instrument, wireless communication, biomedical equipment, medical diagnosis.Abstract
Nowadays, the assessment of body composition by estimating the percentage of body fat has a great impact in many fields such as nutrition, health, sports, chronic diseases and others. The main purpose for this work is the development of a virtual instrument that permits more effective assessment of body fat, automatic data processing, recording results and storage in a database, with high potential to conduct new studies, http://lipotool.com.
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