Of 4 older adults, 1 will fall each year in the United States. Based on 2020 data from the
Centers of Disease Control, about 36 million older adults fall each year, resulting in 32,000 …

Muscle ultrasound is a valuable non-invasive and cost-effective method in assessing muscle
mass and structure, both of which are significant indicators for the development of …

Simple Summary It is well known that diabetes and sarcopenia are risk factors for
developing frailty. The latest consensus on the management of older people with diabetes …

Background As a third of all community dwellers aged 65+ fall each year, falls are common
reasons for older adults to present to an Emergency Department (ED). Although EDs should …

Background Frailty indicates older people who are vulnerable to stressors. The relation
between ultrasonographic parameters of muscle and frailty among older people has yet to …

Background Frailty resulting from the loss of muscle quality can potentially be delayed
through early detection and physical exercise interventions. There is a demand for cost …

Aim To assess the relationship of the presence of sarcopenia and malnutrition with
unfavorable clinical outcomes: prolonged length of hospital stay (LOS), readmission, and …

Introduction It remains controversial which frailty score correlates with adverse outcomes.
Instead of these subjective and time consuming scores, we studied whether ultrasound …

Purpose: This cross-sectional study determines the sensitivity of muscle architecture and fat
measurements of the rectus femoris (RF) and vastus lateralis (VL) muscles from ultrasound …

Background and Objective: To determine the association between point-of-care-
ultrasonography (POCUS)-measured sarcopenia and grip strength, as well as the history of …