Review Article
Osteosarcopenic Obesity Syndrome: What Is It and How Can It Be Identified and Diagnosed?
Table 2
Assessment and scoring of the functional performance and corresponding cut-off values.
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The score of “0” is assigned to each test performed barely at or below the given cut-off and the score of “1” to each test performed above the cut-off value. Any one performance could be scored as “1,” if it is above the cut-off for a given functionality. Any two performances could be scored as “1,” if they are above the cut-off for given functionality. Any three performances could be scored as “1,” if they are above the cut-off for given functionality. A total score of 0 or 1 indicates a state of major functional decline. A total score of 2 indicates moderate functional decline. A total score of 3 indicates minor functional decline. A total score of 4 indicates no functional decline. |