Body measurements

Tuesday, 01 July, 2008 | Supplied by: SDR Scientific

Harvard Apparatus has introduced the ImpediVet system, designed to measure body composition and fluid status.

It uses bioimpedance spectroscopy to obtain body composition values such as intra-cellular water, extra-cellular water, total body water, fat mass and fat-free mass.

It is portable with onboard computing, touch-screen operation and lithium battery power.

Online: www.sdr.com.au
Phone: 02 9882 2882

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