Surgery – Miscellaneous – Methods
Patent
1996-06-26
1998-10-20
Yu, Mickey
Surgery
Miscellaneous
Methods
436 71, 436 66, A61B 1900
Patent
active
058231960
ABSTRACT:
A method for assessing or determining alcohol consumption rates including using a blood specimen from a human subject to develop an individual blood constituent panel; comparing the individual panel with a reference blood constituent panel to provide categories corresponding to rates of alcohol consumption; and identifying the category of consumption rate. The methods of the invention can be varied through modification of one of several statistical models used therewith to preferentially weigh the analysis and identify one consumption category over another. Multi-variate and similar such statistical techniques correlate comparisons of individual/subject blood and reference panel constituents with recognized consumption rates.
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