Abstract
the loss in appendicular muscle and bone mass with increasing age is a well-defined event ([4][1], [11][2]). While this event has been acknowledged for centuries, in vivo data to quantify the degree of age-related changes in muscle and bone mass have only become available, primarily due to new
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