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Comparative study of a novel portable indirect calorimeter to a reference breath-by-breath instrument and its use in telemedicine settings.

PMID: 34857221 ·

S Jimena Mora, Mark Sprowls, Vishal V Tipparaju, Courtney M Wheatley-Guy, Doina Kulick, Bruce Johnson, Xian Xiaojun, Erica Forzani

JournalClinical nutrition ESPEN
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PMID34857221

Abstract

Resting Energy Expenditure (REE) quantitatively describes the calories used to support body function (e.g. breathing, blood circulation, etc.) at resting condition. Assessment of the REE is essential for successful weight management and the understanding of metabolic health. REE is typically determined via indirect calorimetry. Current biomedical indirect calorimetry technologies, utilizing assessment of oxygen consumption (VO2) and carbon dioxide production (VCO2) rates (which are typically in

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