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Compute various physiological tissue parameters (table 1) within certain organs (Table 2) Statistical analysis of the functional risk (Table 3) of various body systems Biochemical values of interstitial fluid (Table 4) Body composition analyzer Table 1.List of physiological tissue parameters Parameter1: Intensity in ľA
Parameter 2: Resistance in Kohms
Parameter 3: Conductivity in S.m-1
Parameter 4: pH
Parameter 5: Estimation of the VO2 (oxygen consumption)
Parameter 6: Estimation of the mitochondria activity
Parameter 7: Estimation of the tissue blood pressure and blood flow
Parameter 8: Estimation of the tissue blood viscosity
Parameter 9: Estimation of the tissue water content
Parameter 10: Estimation of the neuronal excitability (Brain EIS)
Parameter 11: Estimation of the bone density (Vertebrae EIS)
Table 2. List of organs evaluated with The EIS modeling system:
The EIS medical system provides a model of the human body in order to evaluate the physiological tissue parameters of the following organs: Stomach/ Duodenum
Small Intestine
Ascending Part of Intestine
Descending Part of Intestine
Hepatic Zone of Intestine
Splenic part of the transversal colon
Sigmoid colon/ rectum
Oesophagus
Left and Right lobes of Liver/ Gallbladder
Pancreas
Bronchis/ Trachea
Left and Right frontal lobe of the cortex
Left and right temporal lobe and limbic system
Prostrate/ Uterus
Bladder
Left Kidney/ Right Kidney
Intracranial vessels (left and right)
Thyroid
Medullo adrenal/ Cortico Adrenal
Vertebrae
All the lobes of the lung.
Table 3.List of statistical functional risks: Respiratory functional risk
Digestive functional risk
Immune functional risk
Renal and urogenital functional risk
Neuro muscular functional risk
Cardiovascular functional risk
Endocrine functional risk
Neurological functional risk
Metabolic general functional
Table 4. List of biochemical values from the interstitial fluid Ionogramme Ca+
Mg
Na+
K+
Phosphates
Iron
Biochemical Constants Triglycerides
Urea
Uric Acid
Glucose
Atherogenic Quotient
Hormonal Assessment TSH
FSH
DHEA
Cortisol
Aldosterone
Adrenomedullary
Testosterone or Oestradiol
Insulin
PTH
T3
ADH
ACTH
Davenport Diagram H+
pH
CO2
Bicarbonates
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