… to sarcopenia used to assess muscle quality and quantity. The high heterogeneity in terms
of MRI protocols could represent a study limitation that did not allow us to perform further …

… The term “sarcopenia” helped to spotlight this common muscle wasting condition when it was
… Thus, it would appear that low muscle strength and poor muscle quality (ie, increasing fat …

… muscle quality, which is defined as muscle strength and standardized for muscle mass,
declined more rapidly in patients … Given these findings, sarcopenia and low muscle quality may …

… sarcopenia involving swallowing and whole-body muscles [… techniques than ultrasound to
assess muscle quality [18]. … less trunk muscle mass and poorer muscle quality measured by …

… mass and changes in muscle quality, thought to be related to neurologic, metabolic,
hormonal, nutritional, and physical‐activity‐related factors [41–43]. In turn, these changes in …

… Granting that muscle quality is associated with PhA, we believe that PhA could be a useful
and convenient index of muscle quality, which can help improve the diagnosis of sarcopenia. …

… muscle mass (sarcopenia), muscle quality, and the sarcopenic obesity as prognostic
factors for postoperative complications and survival in patients with resectable colon cancer. …

… for the patients … sarcopenia and QOL, aiming to assess whether sarcopenia can serve as
a predictor of postoperative QOL and overall survival (OS) after radical gastrectomy in patients …

… the prevalence of sarcopenia, which is characterized by loss of skeletal muscle mass and …
and quality of life (QOL) in patients with digestive diseases. This study enrolled 303 patients (…

… sarcopenic patients, the Sarcopenia and Quality of Life (SarQoL) questionnaire 16-18 and
the Age-Related Muscle … biomarkers of sarcopenia (ie, muscle mass, muscle strength, and …