VISCERAL FAT MEASUREMENT DEVICE
First Claim
1. A visceral fat measurement device comprising:
- a first electrode pair and a second electrode pair to be respectively arranged in a body axis direction at a back surface of an abdomen of a subject;
a current generation unit for flowing current between electrodes of the first electrode pair;
a potential difference detection unit for detecting a potential difference between electrodes of the second electrode pair when current is flowed between the electrodes of the first electrode pair; and
a visceral fat mass calculation part for calculating a visceral fat mass of the subject based on the detected potential difference between the electrodes of the second electrode pair.
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Abstract
A visceral fat measurement device includes a first electrode pair and a second electrode pair to be arranged in a body axis direction at a back surface of an abdomen of a subject; a current generation unit for flowing current between electrodes of the first electrode pair; a potential difference detection unit for detecting a potential difference between electrodes of the second electrode pair current is flowed between the electrodes of the first electrode pair; and a visceral fat mass calculation part for calculating visceral fat mass of the subject based on the detected potential difference between the electrodes of the second electrode pair.
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1. A visceral fat measurement device comprising:
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a first electrode pair and a second electrode pair to be respectively arranged in a body axis direction at a back surface of an abdomen of a subject; a current generation unit for flowing current between electrodes of the first electrode pair; a potential difference detection unit for detecting a potential difference between electrodes of the second electrode pair when current is flowed between the electrodes of the first electrode pair; and a visceral fat mass calculation part for calculating a visceral fat mass of the subject based on the detected potential difference between the electrodes of the second electrode pair. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
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