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Statistical Shape Models reconstruction error

There is 1 paper on Statistical Shape Models reconstruction error in aging research: 1 observational study in people. The newest story, Oct 30, 2026: “Muscle shape patterns differ in young and older adults”.

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“Reconstruction errors from Statistical Shape Models were higher in sarcopenic participants (Rectus Femoris p = 0.03; Tibialis Anterior p < 0.001)”
Three-dimensional ultrasound shape analysis reveals distinct structural patterns in muscle aging and sarcopeniaExperimental gerontology2026doi:10.1016/j.exger.2026.113258
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  1. Sarcopenia is associated with Statistical Shape Models reconstruction error in humans (sarcopenia).

    “Reconstruction errors from Statistical Shape Models were higher in sarcopenic participants (Rectus Femoris p = 0.03; Tibialis Anterior p < 0.001)”

    HumanssarcopeniaRectus Femoris and Tibialis Anteriorn = 74

    Muscle shape patterns differ in young and older adults

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Muscle shape patterns differ in young and older adults

Computer models matched muscle shapes less closely in adults with sarcopenia, a muscle-wasting condition, scoring 0.93 versus 0.95 in healthy older adults.Computer models matched muscle shapes less closely in adults with sarcopenia, a muscle-wasting condition, scoring 0.93 versus 0.95 in healthy older adults.

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