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Association of Skeletal Muscle Function Deficit (SMFD) with Performance, Disability, Frailty Phenotype, Hospitalization, and Falls: Results from the <i>InCHIANTI</i> Study

2025-10-07

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<h4>Background</h4> Age-related muscle dysfunction is a major contributor to disability, frailty, and poor clinical outcomes in older adults. Muscle mass and strength provide limited insight into the multifactorial nature of muscular decline. Skeletal Muscle Function Deficit (SMFD) framework integrates multiple domains muscle mass, quality, strength, and power to capture a broader spectrum of age-related muscle d...

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8117b50c-fc7c-55df-9a10-412a1c4cede2
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10.1101/2025.10.06.25337404
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