The Adult Predicted Equations For Skeletal Muscle Mass Kg Of Regional
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The Adult Predicted Equations For Skeletal Muscle Mass Kg Of Regional Skeletal muscle mass prediction equations. a, age (yrs); h, height (cm); r, race ethnicity (0, nh white; 1, nh black); sm, skeletal muscle mass (kg); w, weight (kg); wc, waist circumference (cm). equation for predicting sm mass (kg) = 1.18xdxa appendicular lean soft tissue (kg)−0.03 x age−0.14 (8). sm prediction equations shown in the table. Skeletal muscle mass (smm) estimation is important but challenging in clinical settings. development and validation of bioelectrical impedance prediction equations estimating regional lean.
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The Adult Predicted Equations For Skeletal Muscle Mass Kg Of Regional When we combine weight and height to predict sm, the r2 in nh white men increases beyond that for each component (i.e., 0.66 and 0.32) to 0.74 (p < 0.001). weight and height together thus capture the independent effects of stature and adiposity on sm. as with body mass index (weight height 2), predicting sm from weight and height together. These reference methods were used to estimate regional or whole body skeletal muscle mass that were set as dependent variables in anthropometric prediction 1 2 3 4 5. For example, the prediction equation for an average woman whose total muscle mass is 15 kg overestimated by 8 kg (95% pi: −2.5, 5.5 kg), whereas for an average woman whose total muscle mass is 25 kg it underestimates by 8 kg (95% pi: −5.5, 2.5 kg). download : download high res image (100kb) download : download full size image; figure 2. Table 2 the adult predicted equations for skeletal muscle mass (kg) of regional segments (6) view in content table 3 the measured and predicted skeletal muscle (sm) mass in total and regional segments for prepubertal children and adolescents (mean values and standard deviations).
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The Adult Predicted Equations For Skeletal Muscle Mass Kg Of Regional For example, the prediction equation for an average woman whose total muscle mass is 15 kg overestimated by 8 kg (95% pi: −2.5, 5.5 kg), whereas for an average woman whose total muscle mass is 25 kg it underestimates by 8 kg (95% pi: −5.5, 2.5 kg). download : download high res image (100kb) download : download full size image; figure 2. Table 2 the adult predicted equations for skeletal muscle mass (kg) of regional segments (6) view in content table 3 the measured and predicted skeletal muscle (sm) mass in total and regional segments for prepubertal children and adolescents (mean values and standard deviations). The adult predicted equations for skeletal muscle mass (kg) of regional segments (6) the measured and predicted skeletal muscle (sm) mass in total and regional segments for prepubertal children. The present study was performed to develop regression based prediction equations for skeletal muscle (sm) mass by ultrasound and to investigate the validity of these equations in japanese adults. seventy two japanese men (n=38) and women (n=34) aged 18–61 years participated in this study and were randomly separated into two groups: the model development group (n=48) and the validation group.
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