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Bodily Composition in Women with Osteoarthritis of the Knee Whose Disease Onset Was in Their 60s Noriko Tsukimura 1 , Yoshitaka Toda 1 1Toda Orthopedic Rheumatology Clinic Keyword: osteoarthritis , 変形性関節症 , body mass index , 身体容積指数 , lower extremity muscle mass , 下肢筋肉量 pp.1293-1298
Published Date 2005/12/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1408100227
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 A decline in lower extremity muscle mass per body weight (L-MM/W) is pathogenetic in osteoarthritis of the knee (knee OA) in women. We assessed L/W in each generation and the effect of combined weight-control training for the lower extremity muscles required by different generations to prevent knee OA. Subjects were 341 healthy women aged 20―79 (control group) and 256 women with early knee OA less than 3 years since onset (Knee OA group) assessed for L/W using a bioelectrical impedance scale using 8 tactile electrodes. We compared L/W assessment results between control and knee OA groups, classifying subjects by generation―those in their forties aged 40-49, in their fifties aged 50-59, in their sixties aged 60-69, and in their seventies aged 70-79. L-MM/W did not differ significantly between each two groups in their forties, fifties, and seventies. For those in their sixties, however, L-MM/W in the knee OA group was significantly lower than that in the control group (p=0.012). Lower extremity muscle mass decreases with age, while weight gradually increases after menopause. The mean menopausal age in Japan is 50 years old. These results suggest that combined weight-control training for the lower extremity muscles is needed for women in their sixties to prevent knee OA.


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