Sarcopenic obesity in predialysis chronic kidney disease: Muscle strength is a predictor of mortality and disease progression in a six-year prospective cohort

Sixteen percent of our sample were diagnosed with SO, but this was not associated with death or RRT, while lower BMI values were negatively associated with these outcomes. However, in an isolated analysis, handgrip strength was correlated with both RRT (p = 0.029) and death (p = 0.003). We recommend that health professionals pay greater attention to muscle strength, striving for earlier assessment, in an effort to better counsel patients and implement actions to increase or preserve strength through nonpharmacological treatment, such as resistance training.

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2025-03-18
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https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0318773
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Nutrition and Health in Aging
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Sarcopenic obesity in predialysis chronic kidney disease: Muscle strength is a predictor of mortality and disease progression in a six-year prospective cohort

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Sarcopenic obesity in predialysis chronic kidney disease: Muscle strength is a predictor of mortality and disease progression in a six-year prospective cohort

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Sixteen percent of our sample were diagnosed with SO, but this was not associated with death or RRT, while lower BMI values were negatively associated with these outcomes. However, in an isolated analysis, handgrip strength was correlated with both RRT (p = 0.029) and death (p = 0.003). We recommend that health professionals pay greater attention to muscle strength, striving for earlier assessment, in an effort to better counsel patients and implement actions to increase or preserve strength through nonpharmacological treatment, such as resistance training.

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