Casado FL, Casado-Pena JP

AIM: Population aging is a worldwide phenomenon leading to increased life expectancy without necessarily meaning more years of autonomous life. Frailty is characterized by diminished strength, resistance and physiological function that increase vulnerability leading to dependency and mortality. While frailty diagnoses requires a clinical assessment of the patients overall health including at least five different criteria, the relationship among them it is little explored.

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10.21227/5zn3-7v47
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Casado FL, Casado-Pena JP [1] Casado FL, Casado-Pena JP, "Handgrip strength and antropometry of a population of Peruvian older adults", IEEE Dataport, 2018. [Online]. Available: http://dx.doi.org/10.21227/5zn3-7v47. Accessed: Jan. 14, 2025.
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Casado FL, Casado-Pena JP. (2018). Handgrip strength and antropometry of a population of Peruvian older adults. IEEE Dataport. http://dx.doi.org/10.21227/5zn3-7v47
Casado FL, Casado-Pena JP, 2018. Handgrip strength and antropometry of a population of Peruvian older adults. Available at: http://dx.doi.org/10.21227/5zn3-7v47.
Casado FL, Casado-Pena JP. (2018). "Handgrip strength and antropometry of a population of Peruvian older adults." Web.
1. Casado FL, Casado-Pena JP. Handgrip strength and antropometry of a population of Peruvian older adults [Internet]. IEEE Dataport; 2018. Available from : http://dx.doi.org/10.21227/5zn3-7v47
Casado FL, Casado-Pena JP. "Handgrip strength and antropometry of a population of Peruvian older adults." doi: 10.21227/5zn3-7v47