BODY-COMPOSITION ANALYSIS - AN EVALUATION OF 2 COMPONENT MODELS, MULTICOMPONENT MODELS AND BEDSIDE TECHNIQUES

[1] Snyder, Cook, Nasset, Karhausen, Parry Howells, Tipton, Report of the Task Group on Reference Man, (1975)

[2] Voit, Die Bedeutung des Korperfettes fur die Eisweisszersetzung des hungernden Tieres, Zeitschrift fur Biologie, 41, pp. 502-549, (1901)

[3] Von Hevesy, Hofer, Die Verweilzeit des Wassers in menschlichen Körper, Klinische Wochenschrift, 13, pp. 1524-1526, (1934)

[4] Culebras, Moore, Total body water and the exchangeable hydrogen. I. Theoretical calculations of non-aqueous hydrogen in man, American Journal of Physiology, 323, pp. R54-R59, (1977)

[5] Widdowson, McCance, Spray, The chemical composition of the human body, Clin Sci, 10, pp. 113-125, (1951)

[6] Mitchell, Hamilton, Steggerda, Bean, The chemical composition of the adult human body and its bearing on the biochemistry of growth, Journal of Biological Chemistry, 158, pp. 625-637, (1945)

[7] Forbes, Cooper, Mitchell, The composition of the adult human body as determined by chemical analysis, Journal of Biological Chemistry, 203, pp. 359-366, (1953)

[8] Forbes, Mitchell, Cooper, Further studies on the gross composition and mineral elements of the adult human body, J Biol Chem, 223, pp. 969-975, (1956)

[9] Behnke, Feen, Welham, The specific gravity of healthy men, Journal of the American Medical Association, 118, pp. 495-498, (1942)

[10] Brozek, Grande, Anderson, Keys, Densitometric analysis of body composition: revisions of some quantitative assumptions, Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 110, pp. 113-140, (1963)

[1] Snyder, Cook, Nasset, Karhausen, Parry Howells, Tipton, Report of the Task Group on Reference Man, (1975)

[2] Voit, Die Bedeutung des Korperfettes fur die Eisweisszersetzung des hungernden Tieres, Zeitschrift fur Biologie, 41, pp. 502-549, (1901)

[3] Von Hevesy, Hofer, Die Verweilzeit des Wassers in menschlichen Körper, Klinische Wochenschrift, 13, pp. 1524-1526, (1934)

[4] Culebras, Moore, Total body water and the exchangeable hydrogen. I. Theoretical calculations of non-aqueous hydrogen in man, American Journal of Physiology, 323, pp. R54-R59, (1977)

[5] Widdowson, McCance, Spray, The chemical composition of the human body, Clin Sci, 10, pp. 113-125, (1951)

[6] Mitchell, Hamilton, Steggerda, Bean, The chemical composition of the adult human body and its bearing on the biochemistry of growth, Journal of Biological Chemistry, 158, pp. 625-637, (1945)

[7] Forbes, Cooper, Mitchell, The composition of the adult human body as determined by chemical analysis, Journal of Biological Chemistry, 203, pp. 359-366, (1953)

[8] Forbes, Mitchell, Cooper, Further studies on the gross composition and mineral elements of the adult human body, J Biol Chem, 223, pp. 969-975, (1956)

[9] Behnke, Feen, Welham, The specific gravity of healthy men, Journal of the American Medical Association, 118, pp. 495-498, (1942)

[10] Brozek, Grande, Anderson, Keys, Densitometric analysis of body composition: revisions of some quantitative assumptions, Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 110, pp. 113-140, (1963)