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Differences in body composition and physical functions associated with sarcopenia in Chinese elderly: reference values and prevalence

Zeng et al., 2015

Document ID
7292769966748340027
Author
Zeng P
Wu S
Han Y
Liu J
Zhang Y
Zhang E
Zhang Y
Gong H
Pang J
Tang Z
Liu H
Zheng X
Zhang T
Publication year
Publication venue
Archives of gerontology and geriatrics

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This study investigates the age-related differences in skeletal muscle mass (SM), muscle strength and physical performance in mainland Chinese. Based on available data, the reference values (criteria) for the definition of sarcopenia in elderly Chinese were explored …
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