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Evaluation of rehabilitation exercise effects by using gradation-based skeletal muscle echo intensity in older individuals: A onegroup before-and-after trial study

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Higher muscle echo intensity (EI) reflects higher content of fat and/or connective tissue within skeletal muscle, eventually inducing lower muscle strength, physical dysfunction, and metabolic impairment. Continuous exercise decreases muscle EI in older individuals; however, it is not well understood how several months’ rehabilitation exercise affects gradation-based EI. |

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