Trunk muscle cross-sectional area
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downin humans1−0.8% per year
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downin humans1−0.8% per year
age decreases trunk muscle cross-sectional area in humans (-0.8% per year).
“Muscle CSA decreased with higher age by an average of -0.8% per year”
Humanstrunk musclen = 507
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