Karel Hajniš
Abstract
Five measurements of body circumferences were related to the results of determinations of the subcutaneous fat thickness using caliper measurements. The analysis of data obtained from 10,661 infants and children aged between 1.5 to 15 years do not show constant correlations of the parameters measured during the periods of childhood.
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Five measurements of body circumferences were related to the results of determinations of the subcutaneous fat thickness using caliper measurements. The analysis of data obtained from 10,661 infants and children aged between 1.5 to 15 years do not show constant correlations of the parameters measured during the periods of childhood.
Key concepts: Calipers, Skinfold thickness, Subcutaneous fat, Childhood obesity, Medicine, Mathematics, Anthropometry, Geometry