High baseline values of fat mass, independently of appendicular skeletal mass, predict 2- year onset of disability in elderly subjects at the high end of the functional spectrum
Elena Zoico(University of Verona), Mauro Zamboni(University of Verona), Alessandra Coin(University of Padua), Gloria Mazzali, Andrea Dioli(University of Verona), Vincenzo Di Francesco(Provincia Autonoma di Trento), Arianna Bortolani, Stefano Volpato(University of Ferrara), Ottavio Bosello(University of Verona), Alessandra Zivelonghi(University of Verona)
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