Bioelectrical Impedance Methods for Noninvasive Health Monitoring: A Review.
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...Fat tissues are characterized by low electrical conductivity (i.e., high impedance values) while lean tissues present high electrical conductivity (i.e., low impedance values) due to the high content of electrolytes (Kanti Bera, 2014)....
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...EIT has been applied in a number of research areas such as medical imaging clinical diagnosis [146–152], chemical engineering [153], industrial process application [154, 155], material engineering [156], microbiology and biotechnology [157, 158], nondestructive testing (NDT) in manufacturing technology [159], civil engineering [160], earth science and geophysics and geoscience [161], defense fields [162], archaeology [163], oceanography [164], environmental engineering [165], and other fields of applied science, engineering and technologies [166]....
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...Researchers have reported several types of real object phantoms for studying their EIT systems such as saline-insulator phantoms [115, 186, 187, 210–215], saline-agar phantom [216– 218], saline-vegetable phantom [198, 212, 215, 219, 220], and passive or active element phantoms [200, 221]....
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...EIT is a low cost, portable, fast, noninvasive, nonionizing, and radiation free technique, and hence it is found advantageous in several fields of applications application compared to the other computed tomographic methods like X-ray CT [134–136], X-raymammography [137],MRI [138, 139], SPECT [140, 141], PET [142, 143], ultrasound [144, 145], and so forth....
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