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137 related items for PubMed ID: 1578089

  • 1. Use of skinfolds and bioelectrical impedance for body composition assessment after weight reduction.
    Paijmans IJ, Wilmore KM, Wilmore JH.
    J Am Coll Nutr; 1992 Apr; 11(2):145-51. PubMed ID: 1578089
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  • 2. [Changes of body fat mass determined by be-electrical impedance and by anthropometry: BMI method and skinfolds method in overweight and obese women after implementation of low energy diet].
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  • 3. Estimation in community surveys of total body fat of children using bioelectrical impedance or skinfold thickness measurements.
    Hammond J, Rona RJ, Chinn S.
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  • 4. [Assessment of body composition in groups of subjects with different body size. Comparison of skinfold thickness and impedance methods].
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  • 5. Usefulness of bioelectric impedance and skinfold measurements in predicting fat-free mass derived from total body potassium in children.
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  • 7. Do skinfolds accurately assess changes in body fat in obese children and adolescents?
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  • 9. Evaluation of body fat estimated from body mass index, skinfolds and impedance. A comparative study.
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  • 10. Comparison of air displacement plethysmograph and bioelectrical impedance for assessing body composition changes during weight loss in Japanese women.
    Miyatake N, Takenami S, Kawasaki Y, Fujii M.
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  • 11. Fat patterning during weight reduction: a multimode investigation.
    Weits T, van der Beek EJ, Wedel M, Hübben MW, Koppeschaar HP.
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  • 12. Bioelectric impedance and hydrostatic weighing with and without head submersion in persons who are morbidly obese.
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  • 13. Predictive validity of four bioelectrical impedance equations in determining percent fat mass in overweight and obese children.
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  • 14. Validity of "generalized" equations for body composition analysis in male athletes.
    Sinning WE, Dolny DG, Little KD, Cunningham LN, Racaniello A, Siconolfi SF, Sholes JL.
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  • 15. Prediction of percent body fat in adult males using dual energy x-ray absorptiometry, skinfolds, and hydrostatic weighing.
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  • 16. Densitometric validation of nine anthropometric prediction equations of body composition in young native men of Mexico City.
    Carrasco Sosa S, González Camarena R, Gaitán González MJ.
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  • 18. [Body composition assessment by anthropometry and bioelectrical impedance].
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  • 19. Weight-height indices as estimators of fatness in men.
    Norgan NG, Ferro-Luzzi A.
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  • 20. Weight change and body composition in patients with Parkinson's disease.
    Beyer PL, Palarino MY, Michalek D, Busenbark K, Koller WC.
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