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作为调解者的肺功能:在中老年和老年中国成年人中弥合尾骨肌群和痴呆症

Hong Ding1, Yaning Yu2, Laiguo Han1

  • 1College of Humanities and Health Sciences, Bengbu Medical University, Bengbu, 233030, China.

European journal of medical research
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PubMed
概括

更高的尾骨肌量 (ASM) 和更好的肺功能 (LF) 与更低的痴呆风险有关. 肺功能部分介于肌肉质量和痴呆症之间的关系,这表明保存策略可能会防止认知能力下降.

关键词:
尾骨肌肉质量 尾骨肌肉质量查尔斯查尔斯查尔斯查尔斯查尔斯查尔斯痴呆症是一种痴呆症.肺功能 肺功能 肺功能中年和老年人口人口.

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