… diagnosis of sarcopenia. This article reviews the clinical implications of sarcopenia, how this
… can be assessed through different imaging modalities, and future perspectives of imaging of …

… clinical knowledge about sarcopenia and advantages and limitations of radiological evaluation
of sarcopenia … to use medical imaging to give reliable and clinically significant measures …

… to better understand their clinical significance, and the influence of different variables
including physical activity, age, genetics, and neoplastic and non-neoplastic disorders [12, 13]. …

… In summary, sarcopenia is a musculoskeletal condition that is quite relevant in the aging
population and in patients with chronic disease. The importance of sarcopenia as it pertains to …

… several radiologic methods for sarcopenia in patients with chronic liver disease. Dual energy
X-ray … of NAFLD with sarcopenia using CT [45], with a cut-off value defined as 1 standard …

… considering the importance of sarcopenia and the fundamental role of radiological imaging,
… and disadvantages of the main different imaging modalities useful for investigating muscle …

… this definition of sarcopenia as muscle mass, specifically, appendicular lean mass (ALM)
measured by Dual-energy X-ray … to further emphasise the importance of physical performance (…

… prognostic significance of sarcopenia in many clinical settings [1, 2]. A universally accepted
… clinical and functional evaluation of sarcopenia at the point of care in the Radiology …

… Radiologists should be aware of sarcopenia and its clinical implications. We review current
… controversial issues in sarcopenia and their clinical relevance. Terminology and Definition …

… [9] evaluated the clinical implications of sarcopenia in obese patients with gastrointestinal
and respiratory solid tumors; these authors used CT scans to calculate the L3 skeletal muscle …