Publication: Skeletal robustness and bone strength as measured by anthropometry and ultrasonography as a function of physical activity in young adults
Skeletal robustness and bone strength as measured by anthropometry and ultrasonography as a function of physical activity in young adults
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Scheffler, C., Gniosdorz, B., Staub, K., & Rühli, F. (2014). Skeletal robustness and bone strength as measured by anthropometry and ultrasonography as a function of physical activity in young adults. American Journal of Human Biology, 26(2), 215–220. https://doi.org/10.1002/ajhb.22504
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BACKGROUND: During the last 10 years, skeletal robustness in children has generally decreased. The reasons for this phenomenon, as well as its outcomes, are undetermined so far. AIM: The present study explores the association between anthropometric skeletal measurements, bone quality measurements, and physical activity in young adults. SUBJECTS AND METHODS: 118 German young men (N = 68; 19-25 years old) and women (N = 50; 19-24 years old) were investigated by anthropometric methods (i.e., height, weight, shoulder, elbow breadth, and p
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- Scheffler, Christiane
- Gniosdorz, Birgit
- Rühli, Frank
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Scheffler, C., Gniosdorz, B., Staub, K., & Rühli, F. (2014). Skeletal robustness and bone strength as measured by anthropometry and ultrasonography as a function of physical activity in young adults. American Journal of Human Biology, 26(2), 215–220. https://doi.org/10.1002/ajhb.22504