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Human skeletal muscle size with ultrasound imaging: a comprehensive review

Naruse et al., 2022

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13341804715910669120
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Naruse M
Trappe S
Trappe T
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Journal of Applied Physiology

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Skeletal muscle size is an important factor in assessing adaptation to exercise training and detraining, athletic performance, age-associated atrophy and mobility decline, clinical conditions associated with cachexia, and overall skeletal muscle health. Magnetic …
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