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Bioimpedance spectroscopy, also called BIS, is a newer non-invasive technique to measure the volume of fluid in various parts of the body. BIS involves passing an extremely low-strength electrical current through the area and measuring how the flow of the current is slowed by the fluid in the body. | Bioimpedance spectroscopy, also called BIS, is a newer non-invasive technique to measure the volume of fluid in various parts of the body. BIS involves passing an extremely low-strength electrical current through the area and measuring how the flow of the current is slowed by the fluid in the body. | ||
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Bioimpedance spectroscopy, also called BIS, is a newer non-invasive technique to measure the volume of fluid in various parts of the body. BIS involves passing an extremely low-strength electrical current through the area and measuring how the flow of the current is slowed by the fluid in the body.