Titlebook: Quality of the Body Cell Mass; Body Composition in Richard N. Pierson Conference proceedings 2000 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 2000 Acti

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Multicomponent Models of Body Composition: An Overviewevelopment are presented in earlier reports (Heymsfield 1990, 1991, 1996, Wang 1995). A component or “compartment” in body research is one of 35–40 discrete clearly defined atomic, molecular, cellular, or tissue-system level entities, as shown in Figure 3.1 (Wang 1992). The sum of all components at

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Indicator Dilution Methods97% of body mass is accounted for by the mass of just four elements: oxygen (61%), carbon (23%), hydrogen (10%), and nitrogen (3%) (Wang 1992). Even the remaining 3% is nearly all accounted for when the masses of calcium, phosphorus, sodium, potassium, and chlorine are included. At the molecular lev

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Densitometryf determining body volume, and thus body density. Hydrodensitometry has been recognized since then as the “gold standard” method for the assessment of body fat in vivo; however, more recently this concept is being questioned.

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Bioimpedance Analysis contract ex vivo (King 1901). In the late nineteenth century, Vigouroux (1888) changed the field when he postulated that the response of the body following the administration of electrical current might be useful in diagnosing certain maladies. Indeed, hysteria, muscle weakness, epilepsy, and fever

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Total Body Potassium: A Reference Measurement for the Body Cell Massctors were incorporated into first-generation whole-body counters in response to the health concern that internal contamination would result from work with radioactive materials. Accidental exposures turned out to be rare. These systems were at nuclear facilities involved both in basic research and

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