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Relationship of a Body Shape Index and Body Roundness Index with carotid atherosclerosis in arterial hypertension.

2018

Background and aims: A Body Shape Index (ABSI) and Body Roundness Index (BRI) are two new anthropometric adiposity indices that have shown to be associated better than BMI with adipose abdominal tissue, with the onset of diabetes and the risk of premature death. Little is known about the influence of ABSI and BRI on subclinical vascular damage. The study was aimed to assess the relationship between ABSI and BRI with carotid atherosclerosis damage in subjects with arterial hypertension. Methods and results: A total of 468 patients with arterial hypertension (30–80 years old) were enrolled; adiposity indices were calculated (BMI, WC, ABSI, BRI) and carotid ultrasonographic examination was per…

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The effect of body shape and gender on wireless Body Area Network on-body channels

2010

Technological advancements have made possible the emergence of Body Area Networks (BANs). There are numerous on-body channel characterizations in the literature performed on a phantom or a single human subject. In this paper, using multiple subjects, we consider the effect of body shape and gender on the on-body channel. A characterization of a narrowband on-body to on-body channel among different subjects is presented. The paper investigates the relationship between the propagation and the subject's physical characteristics. The investigation is performed at 2360 MHz; the new medical band undergoing FCC approval. Our results show that the path loss in women is less than that in men and the…

GeographyNarrowbandSettore ING-INF/03 - TelecomunicazioniStatisticsBody area networkElectronic engineeringPath lossFadingAntenna measurements Antennas and propagation Body area networks Channel models Fading Shape Wireless sensor networks Body Area Networks Body shape Channel characterization Channel propagation IEEE802.15.6. Wireless Sensor NetworksWireless sensor networkImaging phantomRice distributionCommunication channel
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