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| Citation | 8502 | 4519 |
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ALTERNATIONS IN BODY MASS INDEX AMONG HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS WITH BONE FRACTURES
D. Lakshman Chaturvedhi*, B Prasanna Kumar, Dr. D. R. Rama Brahma Reddy, K. Sravanthi
Abstract BMI plays a main role in the patient’s health condition. Decrease or low level in BMI may leads to serious health issues. Recovery from illness or a bone fracture generally requires a period of bed rest, often lead to consequence of hospitalization for longer duration. A long duration of period (>10 days) of bed rest may induce substantial changes in body composition and may lead to overall metabolic decline.[1,2] This prolonged physical inactivity has taught us about muscle disuse atrophy, it may be of limited clinical relevance to most patients who are on average hospitalized for Keywords: BMI, Muscle disuse atrophy. [Full Text Article] [Download Certificate] |
