The purpose of the study is to assess the clinical feasibility and indicators of instrumental impedance measurement in patients who are at various stages of the cardiovascular continuum, in order to increase the effectiveness of measures for the prevention and treatment of non-communicable diseases in Ukraine by improving the diagnosis and prevention of non-communicable diseases through the introduction of modern science-intensive technologies into medical practice. Materials and methods. An open, non-randomized controlled study was performed with the assessment of examination on a BF 500 body composition monitor (model HBF-500-E, Omron Healthcare, Japan) in 186 functionally healthy individuals (control; in 75 respondents of professional athletes (group K1), in 111 respondents – intern doctors (group K2)) and in 253 patients with non-communicable diseases (main group). The patients were divided into four subgroups (Pg1, Pg2, Pg3, Pg4) depending on the stage of the cardiovascular continuum. Results and discussion. Non-compliance with the norm of body composition was found in 83% of respondents in group K2 and in 100% of patients. 83% of people were deficient in muscle, 23% had preobesity, 6% were obese, and 5% had visceral obesity. Overweight by body mass index was in 30% of Pg1 patients, in 31% of Pg2 patients, in 30% of Pg3 patients, in 37% of Pg4 patients and obesity was in 32% of Pg1 patients, in 31% of Pg2 patients, in 25% of Pg3 patients, in 35% of Pg4 patients. Overweight in the percentage of fat was diagnosed in 17% of Pg1 patients, in 31% of Pg2 patients, in 21% of Pg3 patients, in 37% of Pg4 patients; obesity was in 37% of Pg1 patients, in 48% of Pg2 patients, in 56% of Pg3 patients, in 51% of Pg4 patients. Visceral obesity was diagnosed in 35% of Pg1 patients, in 56% of Pg2 patients, in 60% of Pg3 patients, in 77% of Pg4 patients. Deficiency of muscle percentage was found in 85% of Pg1 patients, in 91% of Pg2 patients, in 89% of Pg3 patients, and in 88% of Pg4 patients. Conclusion. Instrumental impedance measurement shows clinical significance and should become a mandatory method of Objective Structured Clinical Examination. The body composition of patients with non-communicable diseases is characterized by an increase in energy expenditure of the main metabolism, general and visceral obesity, muscle deficiency. The degree and number of cases of violation of body composition increases with the progression of the cardiovascular continuum

Keywords: impedance measurement, non-communicable diseases, Objective Structured Clinical Examination

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