Objective The present study aimed to explore the relationships between the distribution of
abdominal fat and muscle and age and gender in a middle-aged and elderly population …

This study aimed to investigate the influences of age and sex on the thickness of the rectus
abdominis muscle and subcutaneous fat at the abdomen. The two tissue thickness values …

Background Quantitative evaluation of visceral fat mass and skeletal muscle mass is
important for health promotion. Recently, some studies suggested the existence of adipocyte …

OBJECTIVE: To determine if fat deposition within mid-thigh muscle, represented by low
density lean tissue density, is associated with age, low physical fitness, hyperleptinemia …

Aim The age‐dependent loss of skeletal muscle mass is highly concerning in diverse aging
populations. However, age‐dependent changes in muscle mass and the visceral fat area …

OBJECTIVE: To test the hypothesis that age does not directly influence body composition or
regional body fat distribution throughout middle age in women. DESIGN: Cross-sectional …

The validity of waist circumference and sagittal diameter as surrogate measures of visceral
fat were assessed using preliminary cross‐sectional data from the Health, Aging and Body …

Objective The aim of this study was to determine the effect of sex and the menopausal
transition on age-related differences in visceral adipose tissue (VAT) and subcutaneous …

Background: The risk of chronic disease is lower in obese men who are fit and active than
obese men who are unfit and inactive. Methods/Objectives: Magnetic resonance imaging …

To evaluate the relationship between human body composition and serum lipids levels, the
distributions of subcutaneous adipose tissue (AT) and muscle thickness were evaluated in …