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. 2024 Feb 23;13:e50325. doi: 10.2196/50325

Table 3.

Preliminary correlations at baseline visit for the hospital cohort (n=66).

Correlations Thickness run average, r (P value) Area run average, r (P value) Angle run average, r (P value)
Age –0.023 (.82) 0.002 (.98) –0.072 (.47)
BMI 0.269 (.009)a,b –0.016 (.88) 0.167 (.09)
Charlson –0.180 (.09) –0.213 (.04)a,b –0.018 (.85)
Barthel Index 0.058 (.58) 0.176 (.09) 0.224 (.02)a,b
Lawton and Brody Index –0.002 (.98) –0.056 (.60) 0.220 (.02)a,b
Mini Nutritional Assessment—Short Form 0.183 (.08) 0.036 (.74) 0.210 (.03)a,b
SARC-Fc –0.098 (.35) –0.236 (.02)a,b –0.158 (.11)
Grip strength 0.240 (.02)a,b 0.372 (<.001)a,b 0.105 (.32)
Short Physical Performance Battery total 0.288 (.005)a,b 0.355 (.001)a,b 0.197 (.04)a,b
Gait speed 0.168 (.11) 0.327 (.002)a,b 0.241 (.01)a,b
Frailty phenotype (Fried et al [4]) –0.101 (.34) –0.211 (.04)a,b –0.044 (.68)
FRAILd –0.125 (.24) –0.284 (.006)a,b –0.034 (.73)
DXAe total muscle mass 0.473 (<.001)b,f 0.498 (<.001)b,f 0.143 (.28)
DXA ALMg 0.440 (<.001)b,f 0.539 (<.001)b,f 0.100 (.45)
DXA ALM/h2 0.529 (<.001)b,f 0.493 (<.001)b,f 0.115 (.38)
DXA total fat 0.271 (.04)a,b 0.29 (.83) 0.130 (.32)
DXA fat percentage 0.132 (.31) –0.239 (.07) 0.064 (.63)

aSignificant weak correlations (r<0.4).

bSignificant correlations (P<.05).

cSARC-F: Strength, Assistance with walking, Rising from a chair, Climbing stairs, and Falls.

dFRAIL: short 5-question assessment of Fatigue, Resistance, Aerobic capacity, Illnesses, and Loss of weight.

eDXA: dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry.

fSignificant moderate and strong correlations (r>0.4).

gALM: appendicular lean soft tissue mass.