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'''Total body water''' (also referred to as TBW) includes all water present in the body and represents about 60% of body weight. We further divide it into [[intracellular]] and [[extracellular]] fluid. | {{under construction}}{{editorcheck}}'''Total body water''' (also referred to as TBW) includes all water present in the body and represents about 60% of body weight. We further divide it into [[intracellular]] and [[extracellular]] fluid. | ||
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Total body water (also referred to as TBW) includes all water present in the body and represents about 60% of body weight. We further divide it into intracellular and extracellular fluid.
