Stiffness index

Biomarker

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1 study
  1. Age decreases stiffness index in humans (-0.74 units per additional year).

    Humansmales

    Calcaneal quantitative ultrasound reference distributions in Tibetan adults aged 50 years and older across five high-altitude communities: A community-based cross-sectional analysis

    Journal of clinical densitometry : the official journal of the International Society for Clinical Densitometry9 Sep 2026

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Frontiers in Public Health

Arterial stiffness is linked to incident sarcopenia

The highest arterial stiffness tertile had higher risks of sarcopenia (HR 1.56) and probable sarcopenia (HR 1.38) compared with the lowest tertile.The highest arterial stiffness tertile had higher risks of sarcopenia (HR 1.56) and probable sarcopenia (HR 1.38) compared with the lowest tertile.

Cohort study of 32,451 peopleSarcopenia