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A biomimetic anthropomorphic leg phantom for wearable bioimpedance sensing in lymphedema monitoring
Abstract This study aims to develop a reproducible, biomimetic, anthropomorphic leg phantom as a controlled platform for the development and evaluation of wearable sensors for low-frequency bioimpedance monitoring of lymphedema. As a proof of concept, a 20-cm multilayer model was developed to establ
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