intermediate work · DEXA clinic (or calibrated BIA), Oxford, England
DEXA appendicular lean mass (sarcopenia quantity) — Oxford, England.
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- ProofDEXA (or calibrated BIA) appendicular lean mass with the ALMI (or ALM/BMI, framework noted) compared to the stated consensus threshold, plus the scan report
- Open until2027-01-01
- Levelintermediate
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What the work involvesOxford, England is home to Oxford University Press (OUP), already confirmed via WebFetch to Wikipedia earlier this session -- which publishes Age and Ageing, the official journal of the British Geriatrics Society and the exact journal this standard's companion EWGSOP2 framework citation (Cruz-Jentoft et al. 2019) appeared in. No honesty-limit caveat needed: OUP is the direct publisher of the citation's own journal. Distinct from the existing Bethesda tile, which is built on the NIH/FNIH Sarcopenia Project's own pooled-cohort consortium behind the standard's OTHER framework (Studenski 2014) rather than the EWGSOP2 framework's publishing house; also a genuinely separate reuse of Oxford/OUP from this session's earlier catfish_dissolved_oxygen_monitoring tile, since that connects to a different standard's own distinct journal. Muscle quantity is the organ reserve of aging, lost silently -- a DEXA scan gives the true number.
How this work is done
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Bring
- DEXA scan appointment (or calibrated multi-frequency BIA)
- height measure
- scan/report printout
Steps
- 1. Arrange a DEXA body-composition scan (preferred) or a calibrated BIA under standardized hydration.
- 2. Record appendicular lean mass (arms + legs, kg) and height (m).
- 3. Compute ALMI = appendicular lean mass / height^2 (kg/m^2).
- 4. Compare ALMI to EWGSOP2/FNIH low-muscle thresholds; note the method used.
- 5. Attach the scan report; log ALM, ALMI, and method; sign it.
What counts as done
- Appendicular lean mass (kg), height, and BMI, with both ALMI (kg/m^2) and ALM/BMI computed
- Method noted (DEXA preferred; BIA flagged as a proxy)
- Result compared against ONE named framework's threshold (EWGSOP2 ASM/height^2 or FNIH ALM/BMI), never blurring the two into a single number
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