Method and instrument for estimating condition of growing ovum
AssigneeTanita Corporation
InventorMiyuki Kodama
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InventorMiyuki Kodama
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An object of the present invention is to know the current hormone balance and condition of the growing ovum of a woman instantaneously by carrying out a simple noninvasive and thereby provide the woman who wishes to become pregnant with sufficient information by informing her of whether she is in a condition in which she is likely to become pregnant at a high success rate. An instrument for estimating the condition of a growing ovum according to the present invention measures a bioelectrical impedance, calculates the index of follicle growth of an examinee from the measured bioelectrical impedance value and at least one parameter pertaining to the physique of the examinee, and compares the calculated index of follicle growth of the examinee with the index of follicle growth as a reference which corresponds to the number of passed days of a menstrual cycle to estimate whether the growing ovum of the examinee is in good condition.
A method for estimating the condition of a growing ovum, comprising the steps of:
A method for estimating the condition of a growing ovum, comprising the steps of:
An instrument for estimating the condition of a growing ovum, comprising an input unit, pairs of electrodes, a bioelectrical impedance measuring unit, an arithmetic unit, a comparing unit, an estimating unit, and an informing unit, wherein
An instrument for estimating the condition of a growing ovum, comprising an input unit, pairs of electrodes, a bioelectrical impedance measuring unit, an arithmetic unit, a comparing unit, an estimating unit and an informing unit, wherein
A method for estimating the condition of a growing ovum, comprising the steps of:
An instrument for estimating the condition of a growing ovum, comprising pairs of electrodes, a bioelectrical impedance measuring unit, a memory, a comparing unit, an estimating unit and an informing unit, wherein
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