Abstract: A clamp electrode apparatus comprises first and second clamps which are mechanically connected to form a single integrated device and arranged side by side such that a first edge of the first clamp faces a second edge of the second clamp. A channel is defined between the first and second edges for aligning a visible mark feature of a limb, such as a malleolus or ulnar head, within the opening or channel when the first and second clamps clamp the limb. When the limb is clamped with the clamp electrode apparatus multiple times, the visible mark feature can be aligned with reference to the channel. Thus, electrodes attached to the clamps contact generally the same locations even if the clamp electrode apparatus is removed after each measurement and is not kept on the limb throughout the multiple measurements.

Abstract: An electrode patch is disclosed. The electrode patch includes a substrate of which one surface has an adhesive force and extending in a first direction, a conductive first electrode disposed on one side of the substrate, and a conductive second electrode disposed on another side of the substrate and configured to be electrically separated from the first electrode. The first electrode includes a cut surface extending from a first contact portion contacting a first clamp to an inside of the first electrode, and the second electrode includes a cut surface extending from a second contact portion contacting a second clamp to an inside of the second electrode.

Abstract: A clamp electrode apparatus comprises first and second clamps which are mechanically connected to form a single integrated device and arranged side by side such that a first edge of the first clamp faces a second edge of the second clamp. A channel is defined between the first and second edges for aligning a visible mark feature of a limb, such as a malleolus or ulnar head, within the opening or channel when the first and second clamps clamp the limb. When the limb is clamped with the clamp electrode apparatus multiple times, the visible mark feature can be aligned with reference to the channel. Thus, electrodes attached to the clamps contact generally the same locations even if the clamp electrode apparatus is removed after each measurement and is not kept on the limb throughout the multiple measurements.

Abstract: A bioimpedance measurement apparatus is provided. The bioimpedance measurement apparatus includes an electrode-side board that is configured to be connected to a current electrode in contact with a body and that includes a current source configured to apply a current to the current electrode. The electrode-side board may be connected via a cable to a board in which a processing circuit configured to process a signal acquired through the electrode-side board and/or a frequency signal generator configured to provide a predetermined frequency signal to the electrode-side board are located.

Abstract: Provided is a blood pressure measurement device comprising: a chair unit provided such that a person for whom blood pressure is to be measured sits thereon; and a cuff part coupled to one side of the chair unit so as to move according to a preset direction and angle, and covering a person's arm for which blood pressure is to be measured.

Abstract: An electrode device for measuring a living body is herein disclosed. The electrode device for measuring a living body signal includes a body comprising a handle part and a tongs part, the body elastically moving by an external force, an electrode part comprising needles disposed on inner surfaces of the tongs part to face each other, and a wire part connected to one end of the electrode part for a connection with a measuring device.

Abstract: A clamp electrode apparatus comprises first and second clamps which are mechanically connected to form a single integrated device and arranged side by side such that a first edge of the first clamp faces a second edge of the second clamp. A channel is defined between the first and second edges for aligning a visible mark feature of a limb, such as a malleolus or ulnar head, within the opening or channel when the first and second clamps clamp the limb. When the limb is clamped with the clamp electrode apparatus multiple times, the visible mark feature can be aligned with reference to the channel. Thus, electrodes attached to the clamps contact generally the same locations even if the clamp electrode apparatus is removed after each measurement and is not kept on the limb throughout the multiple measurements.

Abstract: A bioimpedance measurement apparatus is provided. The bioimpedance measurement apparatus includes an electrode-side board that is configured to be connected to a current electrode in contact with a body and that includes a current source configured to apply a current to the current electrode. The electrode-side board may be connected via a cable to a board in which a processing circuit configured to process a signal acquired through the electrode-side board and/or a frequency signal generator configured to provide a predetermined frequency signal to the electrode-side board are located.

Abstract: An electrode device for measuring a living body is herein disclosed. The electrode device for measuring a living body signal includes a body comprising a handle part and a tongs part, the body elastically moving by an external force, an electrode part comprising needles disposed on inner surfaces of the tongs part to face each other, and a wire part connected to one end of the electrode part for a connection with a measuring device.

Abstract: Disclosed is a body impedance measurement apparatus. The impedance measurement apparatus provides a plurality of electrodes for measuring body impedance, senses electrodes, contacting with a body, from among the plurality of electrodes, and determines the use of the electrodes contacting with the body, depending on the sensing result.