biologia - Studia

Ş.-C. MIRESCU,. L. CIOBANU, V. ANDREICA, C.-L. ROŞIORU
In pathological terms, patients with inner organ diseases presented a modified
electrical resistance in the corresponding source points. At some instance, a patient
who had undergone laparoscopic surgery for colecistectomy, said that she electrocutes
herself when touching any metal object. At measurement, this patient expressed a
very low electrical resistance.
Further studies will be made to test different currents' performances in
providing clearer data and a more accurate diagnosis.
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