Establishing the Link Between Lean Mass and Grip Strength Cut Points With Mobility Disability and Other Health Outcomes: Proceedings of the Sarcopenia Definition and Outcomes Consortium Conference

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@kieronConnolly4 See SDOC criteria who developed cutpoints for grip & gait speed. https://t.co/FAmjMWBuzg When looking at outcomes, an interaction exists between grip & gait. Grip strength is a determinant of gait speed. Problem with lower-li…

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Grip strength (absolute or adjusted for BMI) is an important discriminator of mobility disability + other endpoints: joint research involving #UFAging's Drs. Pahor + Manini found. Full study: https://t.co/UXAckiqwQo #UFHealth #MedTwitter #geriatrics h…

RT @HideWakabayashi: 筋肉量、筋力のカットオフ値と歩行障害等の関係をみたSarcopenia Definition and Outcomes Consortium Conferenceの抄録です。筋肉量ではなく握力もしくはBMIで補正した握力が歩行障害の予測…

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