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Introducción
A = V/L
R = p (L/A)
R =pL (L/V)
V = p L2/R
5. Hay una gran difusión de trabajos realizados con BIA para estimar
la CC en diferentes poblaciones, así como diferentes grados de
concordancia con métodos de referencia, desde los validados a los no
validados.
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