2009
DOI: 10.4236/jbise.2009.23028
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Multi-frequency bioimpedance measurements of rabbit shanks with stress fracture

Abstract: Purpose: The objective of this research is to investigate whether bioimpedance is useful to indicate a shank’s physical condition during training. Methods: Bioimpedance was applied to monitor the condition of 8 rabbits’ shanks in 3 weeks, during which the rabbits were trained for regular excessive jump daily. Nine tibias in 16 developed stress fracture after the 3-week training. Results: According to the analysis of the bioimpedance data, we found that changing pattern of bioimpedance properties of shanks whic… Show more

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“…Interestingly, the difference among them is the position of the R1 resistor with different cutoff frequencies, although they are all evaluated with the wet Ag/AgCl electrode. Fricke explained that the R1 is an intracellular resistance, , which was also proved by Zhang and co-workers . The Kirkup model is also adopted to study the electrode–skin impedance between 1 and 950 Hz.…”
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confidence: 82%
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“…Interestingly, the difference among them is the position of the R1 resistor with different cutoff frequencies, although they are all evaluated with the wet Ag/AgCl electrode. Fricke explained that the R1 is an intracellular resistance, , which was also proved by Zhang and co-workers . The Kirkup model is also adopted to study the electrode–skin impedance between 1 and 950 Hz.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Fricke explained that the R1 is an intracellular resistance, 28 , 29 which was also proved by Zhang and co-workers. 27 The Kirkup model is also adopted to study the electrode–skin impedance between 1 and 950 Hz. Hewson et al 24 studied the impedance obtained between 1 and 16 348 Hz by using the Lapicque model with the pregelled Ag/AgCl electrode.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%