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1993
AUTHORSAlva D. Mitchell , Paul C. Wang , Hua F. Song , Walter F. Schmidt
ABSTRACTMagnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has been evaluated in a number of studies as a direct in vivo method for assessing the status of body fat. MRI has been used successfully to measure total body and subcutaneous fat in humans1,2 and regional fat content of pigs3. In those and other studies, the image slices were taken at selected locations on the body. For evaluating the compositional growth of the pig it is of value to have information on both fat and muscle content. MRI has been used to measure the size of the pectoralis muscle in chickens4. In the study reported here, we have utilized images taken throughout the body and measured both fat and muscle volumes and compared them with dissected tissue weights as well as total carcass protein and lipid. More... »
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Human Body Composition
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