There is 1 paper on perimuscular adipose tissue index in aging research: 1 observational study in people.
1 paper studies it2 findings
“a greater perimuscular adipose tissue index was independently associated with an increased risk of developing MACE (i.e., primary cardiovascular outcome) in those with above-median baseline serum cystatin C”
- Humans1
Associations
2Cystatin C
upin humans1
1 study
Cystatin C
upin humans1
Perimuscular adipose tissue index is associated with cystatin C in fully adjusted linear models.
“greater intermuscular, extramyocellular, and perimuscular adipose tissue indices and a lesser lean pectoralis muscle mass index were associated with higher levels of serum cystatin C”
Humansin fully adjusted linear models
European journal of radiology
Major adverse cardiac event
upin humans1
1 study
Major adverse cardiac event
upin humans1
Perimuscular adipose tissue index is linked with a higher risk of major adverse cardiac event in humans (above-median baseline serum cystatin C (≥ 0.95 mg/L)).
“a greater perimuscular adipose tissue index was independently associated with an increased risk of developing MACE (i.e., primary cardiovascular outcome) in those with above-median baseline serum cystatin C”
Humansabove-median baseline serum cystatin C (≥ 0.95 mg/L)
European journal of radiology