… skeletal muscles. Then, we will review the clinical studies about the association between
muscle quality … health, cardiovascular disease, muscular and mobility dysfunction, and mortality. …

… between both skeletal muscle index (SMI) (ie muscle quantity) and myosteatosis (ie muscle
quality) … (cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) and skeletal muscle strength) in LT candidates. Our …

… to be a unique and helpful means of studying skeletal muscle in the older adult population.
… While exceptions exist, our impression of the skeletal muscle EI literature is that younger …

… , muscular, and skeletal systems are critically important for physical performance in the elderly.
To better understand the loss of skeletal muscle … to reduced muscle quality with one being …

… Even in conditions of ‘healthy’ ageing, there is a progressive decline in skeletal muscle
quality as described by various changes in structure, mechanics and function. Lexell (1995) …

… Skeletal muscle growth during periods of resistance training has traditionally been referred
to as skeletal muscle … assessment of 1D muscle size, but the quality of these assessments …

… Skeletal muscle atrophy occurs in several pathological conditions like disuse, denervation,
immobilization, sepsis, burn injury, cancer, AIDS, diabetes, heart and renal failure and during …

… the quality of mtDNA nucleoids can be assured when selection and mitochondrial quality …
the importance of fission in the process of mtDNA quality control. The role of fusion is more …

… Moreover, it has been reported that muscle quality and strength, rather than muscle mass,
are … Therefore, we should pay attention to muscle strength as well as muscle mass when …

… skeletal muscle density, but not skeletal muscle index was an independent predictor of all-cause
mortality [18]. This suggests that muscle quality, rather than muscle … low skeletal muscle …