Assessing muscle quality as a key predictor to differentiate fallers from non-fallers in older adults

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Aim: The study aimed to identify factors, specifically muscle capacity (strength, quality, and power) and spatio-temporal gait attributes, that best discriminate between fallers and non-fallers in older adults. Findings: Falling patients exhibited lower muscle quality, muscle mass-controlled power, and mean weighted handgrip compared to non-fallers. Muscle quality was confirmed as a significant predictor of fall risk (p

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Michel, E., Zory, R., Guerin, O., Prate, F., Sacco, G., & Chorin, F. (2024). Assessing muscle quality as a key predictor to differentiate fallers from non-fallers in older adults. European Geriatric Medicine, 15(5), 1301–1311. https://doi.org/10.1007/s41999-024-01020-y

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