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Comparison between Triceps and Subscapular Skinfold Thickness of Japanese Children with respect to Environmental Effects [PDF]
This study was made to predict the extent of environmental effects on triceps and subscapular fat. Subjects comprise 2350 boys and 2219 girls between the ages of 6 and 11 years, who were attending one of eight elementary schools in northern Kyushu of ...
TAKASAKI, Yuji, 高崎, 裕治
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Studies on Skinfold Thickness in the Aged
Okayama Igakkai Zasshi (Journal of Okayama Medical Association), 1964 openaire +4 more sources
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Pediatrics, 1982
The paper by Heimler et al1 concerning thermal environmental effects on growth and increase in skinfold thickness in premature infants was of interest to us in relation to our own work on macronutrient and energy accretion in the very low-birth-weight preterm infant.
P R, Swyer, T, Heim, B, Reichman
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The paper by Heimler et al1 concerning thermal environmental effects on growth and increase in skinfold thickness in premature infants was of interest to us in relation to our own work on macronutrient and energy accretion in the very low-birth-weight preterm infant.
P R, Swyer, T, Heim, B, Reichman
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Skinfold Thickness in Neonates
Biology of the Neonate, 2009Birth weight as an index of neonatal health needs to be supplemented by other objective measurements, particularly in the case of light-for-dates neonates, where inaccuracies in estimates of gestation confound the problem. Skinfold thicknesses were taken using a Harpenden caliper to obtain further indices of neonatal well-being.
A, McGowan +2 more
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Examination of the skinfold compressibility and skinfold thickness relationship
American Journal of Human Biology, 1993AbstractThis study examined the relationship between skinfold compressibility and skinfold thickness while proposing a 3‐caliper technique for the estimation of uncompressed skinfold thickness. Skinfold and ultrasound measurements of skin‐plus‐adipose tissue were made at seven sites on 15 females (mean age 22.0 yr) and 13 males (mean age 23.2 yr.) The ...
Richard, Ward, Gregory, Anderson
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The skinfold thickness in preterm infants
Early Human Development, 1993The development of the subscapular, triceps and abdominal (suprailiac) skinfolds was studied in 120 healthy preterm infants with a birth weight below 2500 g at the age of 2 weeks, 1 month and 2 months. The skinfolds developed with the age of the infants, no gestational age related differences being noted.
V, Hurgoiu, M, Mihetiu
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SKIN THICKNESS AND SKINFOLD THICKNESS IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA
British Journal of Dermatology, 1971SUMMARY.— Skin thickness measured radiographically and skinfold thickness measured by callipers were determined in 6 patients with anorexia nervosa before treatment and after restoration of body weight. Pre-treatment skin thickness measurements fell at the lower limit of normal or actually below this.
E, Stonehill, H, Nunnerley
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Influence of skinfold thickness on heparin absorption
The Lancet, 1991The absorption of high and low molecular fractions of heparin from the subcutaneous compartment was evaluated in eight healthy males. They were given an intravenous infusion of 4000 U calcium heparin in 4 hours and on another occasion a subcutaneous injection of 12,500 U calcium heparin (washout period of 1 week).
Kroon, C +6 more
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Pediatrics, 1982
We appreciate the critical eyes of Swyer and associates for the detection of our error in units of measurement. On review of our original data (Pediatrics 68:82, 1981), we found that rate of change in skinfold thickness should have been expressed in millimeters per week instead of millimeters per day.
James Sumners, Ruth Heimler
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We appreciate the critical eyes of Swyer and associates for the detection of our error in units of measurement. On review of our original data (Pediatrics 68:82, 1981), we found that rate of change in skinfold thickness should have been expressed in millimeters per week instead of millimeters per day.
James Sumners, Ruth Heimler
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Estimation of obesity in schoolchildren by measuring skinfold thickness
Public Health, 1997To determine whether skinfold thickness is correlated with degree of overweight, serum levels of cholesterol, and blood pressure in children, 161 boys and 167 girls aged 9 and 10 y underwent physical examinations at three elementary schools in Japan. Triceps skinfold thickness was positively correlated with degree of overweight, atherosclerosis index ...
A Kanda
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