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Relation of electrical properties of skin to structure and physiologic state

Edelberg, 1977

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14535677256858772378
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Edelberg R
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Journal of Investigative Dermatology

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Interpretation of cutaneous electrical measurements in terms of structure or function requires special techniques for identifying the separate contributions of the various elements. Resistance measures have different implications depending upon whether the subject is …
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