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Prevention of sarcopenia in patients with obesity afterbariatric and metabolic surgery: The effect ofprogrammed training on the muscle tissue andanthropometric functions - A randomized controlledtrial (SarxOb study protocol)

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Obesity is a serious metabolic disease that significantly increases cardiovascular risks and other health complications. Sarcopenia is an independent risk factor for morbidity and mortality in patients suffering from obesity that increases the health risks and is associated with cardiac, respiratory, and other diseases. Bariatric and metabolic surgery (BMS) leads to significant changes in body composition. Our pilot study showed that bariatric patients are at risk of sarcopenia after BMS. This finding resulted in a hypothesis that an exercise plan in the experimental group will lead to postural stabilization and a lower decline in muscle homotopy, further leading to a greater reduction in fat mass and a positive effect of exercise on skeletal muscle volume and strength and endocrine-metabolic function. The aim of the present study is to determine the effect of programmed aerobic and strength training on muscle function, volume, and morphology in patients after BMS. The study is a single-center, randomized clinical trial after sleeve gastrectomy focused on muscle tissue. The experimental group will perform targeted physical activity once a week for 12 months and the training plan will include anaerobic and aerobic components. Magnetic resonance imaging of skeletal muscles will be correlated with the values of densitometry examination and changes in body composition, certain blood parameters of myokines, biomechanical analysis of movement abnormalities, and behavioral and dietary counseling. This study will address the research questions about the effect of programmed training on muscle tissue and muscular functions after BMS.

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Prevention of sarcopenia in patients with obesity afterbariatric and metabolic surgery: The effect ofprogrammed training on the muscle tissue andanthropometric functions - A randomized controlledtrial (SarxOb study protocol)

Author: Bužga, Marek
Publisher: Association of Basic Medical Sciences of FBIH
Year: 2023
DOI: 10.17305/bjbms.2022.7786
Source: https://dspace.vsb.cz/bitstreams/767509d0-3613-4bb3-b871-22709650c4a8/download
1Depa men o Physiology and Pa hophysiology, Medical Facul y, Uni e si y o Os a a, Os a a, Czech Republic; 2Depa men o Physiology, Medical Facul y, Masa yk Uni e si y,
B no,CzechRepublic; 3Vascula andMiniin asi eSu ge yCen e ,Hospi alAGELT inec-Podlesi,T inec,CzechRepublic; 4HumanMo emen Diagnos icCen e ,Uni e si yo Os a a,
Os a a, Czech Republic; 5Depa men o Cybe ne ics and Biomedical Enginee ing, Facul y o Elec ical Enginee ing and Compu e Science, VSB - Technical Uni e si y o Os a a,
Os a a, Czech Republic; 6Ins i u e o Labo a o y Medicine, Medical Facul y, Uni e si y o Os a a, Os a a, Czech Republic; 7Depa men o Su ge y, Cen e o Ba ia ic Medicine,
Hospi al AGEL - Os a a - Vi ko ice, Os a a, Czech Republic; 8Depa men o Su gical Disciplines, Medical Facul y, Uni e si y o Os a a, Os a a, Czech Republic.
∗Co espondence o Ma ej Peka : [email p o ec ed]
DOI: 10.17305/bjbms.2022.7786
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SPECIAL ARTICLE
P e en ion o sa copenia in pa ien s wi h obesi y a e
ba ia ic and me abolic su ge y: The effec o
p og ammed aining on he muscle issue and
an h opome ic unc ions—A andomized con olled
ial (Sa xOb s udy p o ocol)
Ma ek Buˇzga 1, Ma ej Pekaˇ
2,3∗, Ja osla Uchy il4, Ve onika Ho ká 4, Jan Mal˚
uˇ
s4, Dominik Vilímek5, Zdenˇ
ek ˇ
S age a 6,
Pe Ku áˇ
c4, and Pa ol Holéczy7,8
Obesi y is a se ious me abolic disease ha significan ly inc eases ca dio ascula isks and o he heal h complica ions. Sa copenia is an
independen isk ac o o mo bidi y and mo ali y in pa ien s suffe ing om obesi y ha inc eases he heal h isks and is associa ed
wi h ca diac, espi a o y, and o he diseases. Ba ia ic and me abolic su ge y (BMS) leads o significan changes in body composi ion.
Ou pilo s udy showed ha ba ia ic pa ien s a e a isk o sa copenia a e BMS. This finding esul ed in a hypo hesis ha an exe cise
plan in he expe imen al g oup will lead o pos u al s abiliza ion and a lowe decline in muscle homo opy, u he leading o a g ea e
educ ion in a mass and a posi i e effec o exe cise on skele al muscle olume and s eng h and endoc ine-me abolic unc ion. The
aim o he p esen s udy is o de e mine he effec o p og ammed ae obic and s eng h aining on muscle unc ion, olume, and
mo phology in pa ien s a e BMS. The s udy is a single-cen e , andomized clinical ial a e slee e gas ec omy ocused on muscle
issue. The expe imen al g oup will pe o m a ge ed physical ac i i y once a week o 12 mon hs and he aining plan will include
anae obic and ae obic componen s. Magne ic esonance imaging o skele al muscles will be co ela ed wi h he alues o densi ome y
examina ion and changes in body composi ion, ce ain blood pa ame e s o myokines, biomechanical analysis o mo emen
abno mali ies, and beha io al and die a y counseling. This s udy will add ess he esea ch ques ions abou he effec o p og ammed
aining on muscle issue and muscula unc ions a e BMS.
Keywo ds: Sa copenia, exe cise, ba ia ic, me abolic, su ge y.
In oduc ion
O e he pas wo decades, obesi y has become a se ious global
heal h p oblem. In Cen al and Eas e n Eu ope, he p e alence
o obesi y s ands as a o e on issue in all epidemiological
s udies [1,2]. Since he end o he 1990s, su gical ea men
(BMS) has been shown o be he mos e ec i e ea men o
obesi y [3]. Unlike conse a i e ea men (li es yle changes,
balanced die a y in ake, physical ac i i y, and pha maceu ical
he apy), which ails in mo e han 80% o pa ien s o e he long
e m, me abolic su ge y esul s in long- e m success in mo e
han 80% o pa ien s [4].
Pa ien s wi h obesi y a e also a isk o como bidi ies, such
as ype II diabe es, hepa ic s ea osis, hype ension, sa copenic
obesi y, and o he s. The combina ion o low muscle mass and
low s eng h wi h inc eased a mass may u he agg a a e,
me abolic diso de s and physical disabili y wi h a syne gis ic
e ec [5]. Common guidelines issued by he Ame ican Socie y
o Me abolic and Ba ia ic Su ge y, he Obesi y Socie y, and
he Ame ican Associa ion o Clinical Endoc inologis s ecom-
mend ha pos ope a i e pa ien s adhe e o a heal h ul li es yle
ha includes exe cise o a leas 30 min•pe day [6].
Ou pilo s udy published in 2020 showed ha a e BMS,
pa ien s a e a isk o de eloping sa copenia. BMS leads o sig-
ni ican changes in body composi ion. Signi ican a loss is also
ollowed by unin ended muscle loss. The combina ion o low
muscle mass and s eng h wi h inc eased a mass in il a ion,
known as sa copenic obesi y, may ha e a syne gis ic e ec ,
u he agg a a ingo me abolicdiso de sandphysicaldisabil-
i y. A key pa hophysiological mechanism in he e iology o his
p oblem is he in lamma o y ac i i y o he excessi e a is-
sue. Mo eo e , sa copenia in obese subjec s is associa ed wi h
a highe isk o hype ension, a e ial s i ness, dyslipidemia,
insulin esis ance, knee a h i is, and os eopo osis, inc easing
he isk o alls and ac u e and di icul ies wi h physical unc-
ion. I was ound ha he lack o physical ac i i y ypical o
hese pa ien s con ibu es o his e ec [7].
The e o e, he e is a need o u he esea ch o elucida e
he pa hophysiological mechanism esponsible o sa copenic
obesi y and he e ec o exe cise on muscle issue in pa ien s
a e BMS. P e ious s udies in his a ea ha e ocused on he
e ec o exe cise and weigh loss a e BMS on imp o ing
como bidi y pa ame e s [8]. Howe e , mos o hese s udies
had an inadequa ely desc ibed exe cise plan and de ini ion o
exe cisein e en ion.Cu en ly, he ea eonly wos udies ha
ha e in es iga ed physical ac i i y, exe cise plans and in e -
en ion in pa ien s in he pos ope a i e pe iod in de ail [9,10].
The p esen s udy plans o in es iga e he ela ionship
be ween muscle ac i i y in pa ien s wi h obesi y and he
e ec o long- e m exe cise, he e ec o weigh educ ion
on muscle issue, he pa hophysiology o myokines a ec ing
ca bohyd a e me abolism, and inally, he e ec o weigh
educ ion on musculoskele al unc ion. Such a comp ehensi e
pa hophysiological s udy using igo ous me hods o assess he
pa hophysiology o muscle issue, he musculoskele al sys em,
and he e ec o exe cise has no beenca ied ou . This esea ch
is especially impo an gi en he expec ed inc ease in he
p e alenceo obesi yand sa copenia o e henex 20yea s [11].
Hypo hesis and esea ch aims
Hypo hesis
I. The inclusion o an exe cise plan in he in e en-
ion g oup will lead o he s abiliza ion o pos u e
and a dec ease in muscle homo opy compa ed o he
non-exe cise plan g oup.
II. The e ec o exe cise will esul in a g ea e educ ion in
a mass and a posi i e e ec on skele al muscle olume,
s eng h, and endoc ine-me abolic unc ion.
III. Regula exe cise in he in e en ion g oup will inc ease
gai s abili y and educe he isk o alls compa ed o he
non-exe cise plan g oup.
Aims o he p ospec i e s udy
a. To de e mine he e ec o p og ammed ae obic and
s eng h aining on muscle unc ion, olume, and
mo phology in pa ien s a e BMS.
b. To de e mine he e ec o weigh educ ion on he a ic-
ula ca ilage o he knee join and o de e mine he e ec
o weigh educ ion on biomechanical mo emen pa am-
e e s associa ed wi h os eoa h i is o he weigh -bea ing
lowe limb join s.
c. To de e mine he changes in se um le els o biochemical
nu i ional pa ame e s associa ed wi h skele al muscle.
d. To de e mine he imp o emen om baseline quali y o
li e as measu ed by he Impac o Weigh on Quali y o
Li e ques ionnai e (IWQOL) and he 36-I em Sho Fo m
Su ey (SF-36).
Ma e ials and me hods
This is a p ospec i e andomized clinical ial aimed a
examining and assessing changes in muscle, me abolic muscle
p ocesses, and locomo ion a e BMS o e he cou se o
18 mon hs. Pa icipan s will be andomly assigned o he
expe imen al o con ol g oups. Blinding o he s udy g oups is
no possible due o he ype o in e en ion (exe cise p og am).
The pa ien s will unde go he su gical p ocedu e a he Cen e
o Ba ia ic Medicine, Hospi al AGEL – Os a a-Vi ko ice,
and he s udy isi s will be pe o med a he Human Mo e-
men Diagnos ic Cen e a he Uni e si y o Os a a, Czech
Republic.
Slee e gas ec omy
Slee e gas ec omy will be ca ied ou using lapa oscopic
su ge y as desc ibed in ou p e ious s udy [12]. The p ocedu e
is expec ed o be he same in he wo g oups (con ol s.
expe imen al).
Con ol g oup (usual ca e)
Pa icipan s in bo h g oups will unde go a pos ope a i e
ollow-up ou inely p esc ibed a he Cen e o Ba ia ic
medicine, acco ding o he in e na ional s anda ds [13]. Du ing
he i s ou weeks, all pa ien s will main ain a semi-liquid
die . Medical consul a ions will be scheduled 1, 3, 6, 9, 12,
and 18 mon hs a e su ge y, wi h special a en ion paid o
nu i ionals a us.Usualca ea e BMSincludes egula clinical
checks by specialis s (su geon, nu i ional specialis ), as well as
a se o ecommenda ions o physical ac i i y. The pa ien s
a e su ge y ha e he op ion o exe cise in he swimming
pool, on an exe cise bike and eadmill o using o he i ness
machines a he gym. Howe e , he exe cise is no manda o y.
A e he end o he s udy, con ol pa ien s will be o e ed he
same s anda d exe cise in e en ion egimen as hose in he
expe imen al g oup.
Expe imen al g oup (usual ca e +supe ised exe cise)
The expe imen al g oup will pe o m a ge ed physical ac i i y
onceaweek o 12mon hsunde hesupe isiono aspecialized
i ness aine . The op imal equency o physical ac i i y is 2–3
imes a week. Howe e , ou p ima y goal is o p o ide a basic
da abase o exe cises and o check hei co ec execu ion. We
s i e o as easible s udy design. Conside ing he di e en
imeso en yin o hes udyo eachpa icipan ,i isno possible
(economically and ime-wise) o equi e a con olled physical
ac i i y session mo e han once a week. Each pa icipan in he
expe imen al g oup will unde go 12 mon hs o a ge ed phys-
ical ac i i y and six ollow-up measu emen s o e 18 mon hs
(Figu e 1).
Ta ge ed physical ac i i y will be pe o med unde he
supe ision o a specialized i ness aine . The aining plan
will be di ided in o a o al o eigh phases including a 5 min
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Figu e 1. Timeline o in e en ions and ollow-up o pa icipan s en olled in he s udy. The figu e ep esen s he s udy measu emen s du ing specific
in e als ha a e shown ch onologically.
wa m-up ( eadmill), 5 min o b ea hing exe cises, a 15–30 min
s eng hcomponen ( esis ancebandsanddumbbellexe cises),
10–20 min o ae obic ac i i y (exe cise bike and eadmill), and
a 10 min o inal s e ching. The es ima ed aining ime is 50–
60 min, ne e exceeding he 60-min limi . The du a ion o he
wo kou will depend on he phase, which is ocused on mobili y
and compensa o y exe cises, s eng hening pos u al muscles
wi h body weigh , ae obic endu ance, and s eng hening
smalle and hen la ge muscles. A p ecise schedule o speci ic
exe cises will be c ea ed o he in e en ion and con olled by
he numbe and equency o epe i ions, which will be limi ed
by ime. The indi idual load will be de e mined by esis ance
bands (5, 10, and 15 kg) and weigh s o 7.5 and 12.5 kg. The
p o ocol o heo e allexe ciseplan o heexpe imen alg oup
is p o ided in Table 1.
S udy isi and ollow-up
Du ing he ollow-up pe iod, pa ien s en olled in he s udy will
bemoni o edbyamul idisciplina y eam ha includesba ia ic
su geons, endoc inologis s, nu i ionis s, psychologis s, and
physio he apis s. Pa ien s ul illing he inclusion c i e ia and
wi hou exclusion c i e ia cha ac e is ics (Table 2) will be
o e ed o pa icipa e in he s udy. Be o e inclusion, all pa ien s
will ha e o ead and sign he in o med consen o m. The
pa icipan swillha e ollow-upclinic isi sspeci ic o hes udy
a 45 days (o ewe ) be o e he su gical p ocedu e (baseline
isi ) and ollow-up clinic isi s a 1, 3, 6, 12, and 18 mon hs
a e he su gical p ocedu e (Table 3 and Figu e 1).
Da a collec ion
Medical his o y: A each isi , he in es iga o will eco d de ails
o medicalandsu gicalhis o yand hei changes,pe o mmed-
ica ion e iew, and d aw a blood sample o pe o m s anda d
labo a o y es ing o he ollowing:
1. Glucose, glyca ed haemoglobin, alkaline phospha ase,
o al calcium, phospha e, pa a hy oid ho mone, o al
p o ein, albumin, aspa a e amino ans e ase, alanine
amino ans e ase,gammaglu amyl ans e ase, and c e-
a inine. Analyses will be pe o med on A elica Solu ion,
Siemens, USA.
2. A e comple ing he e alua ion o hese analy es, se um
(plasma) aliquo s will be ozen a −80 °C un il u he
analysis o o he selec ed pa ame e s, such as myokines
(FGF21, IL15, IL8, and LIF). Se um le els o a ge ho -
mones and cy okines will be measu ed on a Bio-Plex®
MAGPIX™ ins umen (BioRad, He cules, CA, USA) wi h
heMILLIPLEXMAPHumanGu andMe abolicHo mone
Panel (Me ck KGaA, Da ms ad , Ge many). Ho mones
and cy okines in a issue om all pa ien s will be ana-
lyzed du ing he same es ing session.
Magne ic esonance imaging (MRI) and dual-emission X- ay
abso p iome y (DXA)
MRI: Da a will be measu ed be o e and 3, 6, 12, and 18 mon hs
a e BMS on a 1.5 T Siemens Magne om Semp a Scanne
(Siemens,E lange ,Ge many).A12-channel ecei ingkneecoil
will be used o acqui e he images and MR elaxome y T2 map-
ping will be pe o med on he knee ca ilage. The high muscle
will be scanned using a six-channel body coil wi h T1, T2, and
Dixon sequences o image adipose issue. The imaging pa am-
e e s will be as ollows: epe i ion ime/echo ime ((TE)/1TE),
ield o iew (mm3), acqui ed oxel size (mm3), econs uc ed
oxel size (mm3), and lip angle (deg ees). Da a will be acqui ed
du ing one b ea hhold. P o on densi y a ac ion (PDFF) maps
o he de e mina ion o muscle a con en will be econ-
s uc ed di ec ly on he image console a e image acquisi ion
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Table 1. Supe ised exe cise p o ocol. Ta ge ed physical ac i i y once a week o 12 mon hs wi h a o al o eigh phases, including a wa m-up
( eadmill), b ea hing exe cises, a s eng h componen ( esis ance bands and dumbbell exe cises), an ae obic po ion (exe cise bike and eadmill),
and a final s e ching
Table 2. S udy inclusion and exclusion c i e ia. Pa ien s ulfilling inclusion c i e ia and wi hou exclusion c i e ia cha ac e is ics will
be offe ed o pa icipa e in he s udy. The e will be 20 pa ien s in each g oup (con ol s. expe imen al)
Inclusion c i e ia Exclusion c i e ia
Age 18–65 yea s a sc eening Diagnosis o ype 2 diabe es less han six mon hs be o e sc eening
Body mass index 35–50 Ongoing sys emic in ec ion
Gende : emale/male His o y o o suspec ed gas oin es inal disease (e.g., ci hosis,
inflamma o y bowel disease)
Abili y o unde s and he con en o he in o med consen o m Ch onic panc ea i is
Pa ien esides wi hin 100 km o he cen e Ch onic li e disease o any cause
Tole a ed como bidi ies Poo ly con olled psychia ic disease (e.g., ongoing majo dep ession,
schizoph enia, bo de line pe sonali y, suicidali y, and psychosis)
T ea ed hype ension His o y o ea ing diso de wi hin he pas fi e yea s
T ea ed dyslipidemia P e-exis ing se e e como bid ca dio- espi a o y disease (e.g.,
conges i e hea ailu e, ca diac a hy hmia, co ona y a e y disease,
ch onic obs uc i e lung disease, and pulmona y embolism)
Uncon olled hype ension (sys olic blood p essu e >150 mm Hg o
dias olic blood p essu e >100 mm Hg)
using endo -speci ic so wa e. Skele al muscle analysis will
use an in-house ool w i en in MATLAB (The Ma hwo ks,
Na ick, MA, USA). C oss-sec ional a eas o he emo al skele al
muscles will also be ob ained. MRI muscle a in il a ion
will be assessed by mean adiodensi y in Houns ield uni s
(HU) and p o on densi y a ac ion (MRIPDFF), espec i ely
(Tables 4 and 5).
DXA: Body composi ion will be assessed in all pa icipan s
using he DXA me hod (Disco e y A; Hologic, Wal ham,
MA, USA). The ollowing pa ame e s will be moni o ed:
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Table 3. The flowcha o in e en ions and ollow-up o pa icipan s en olled in he s udy. This able depic s he schedule o
in e en ions a baseline and ollow-up
Baseline Follow-up
<45 days be o e su ge y Mon h 1 Mon h 3 Mon h 6 Mon h 12 Mon h 18
Clinical assessmen x x x x
Sc eening and sa e y exam x x x x x x
MRI and DXA x x x x x
Biomechanics exam x x x x x
Psychological assessmen x x
IWQOL; SF-36 x x x x x x
Nu i ion consul a ion x x x x x x
MRI: Magne ic esonance imaging; DXA: Dual-emission X- ay abso p iome y; IWQOL: Impac o weigh on Quali y o Li e Ques ionnai e;
SF-36: 36-I em sho o m su ey.
Table 4. Knee MRI pa ame e s. The able depic s de aul MRI sequence pa ame e s o he knee
Sequence TR/TE (ms) Flip Angle (°)
Slice Thickness
(mm) FOV (mm2) Ma ix Size
Bandwid h
(Hz/pixel)
No. o
Slices
Acquisi ion
Time (min:s)
Axial PD TSE FS 4510/27 150 3 148×148 256×198 142 30 2:08
Co onal T1 SE 490/12 150 3.2 160×160 320×223 150 28 1:36
Co onal PD TSE FS 5760/25 150 3 160×160 320×235 145 35 2:08
Sagi al T2 3D-DESS WE 18/7.05 25 0.6 150×150 256×230 260 160 3:41
Sagi al PD TSE FS 4250/26 150 3 160×160 320×212 140 30 2:09
Sagi al T2 MAP 1690/12, 24,
36, 48, 60
180 3 160×160 256×256 230 18 3:55
TSE: Tu bo spin echo; SE: Spin echo; PD: P o on densi y; FS: Fa -sa ; DESS: Double echo s eady s a e; WE: Wa e exci a ion; TR: Repe i ion ime; TE: Echo
ime; FOV: Field o iew.
Table 5. Thigh MRI pa ame e s. The able depic s de aul MRI sequence pa ame e s o he high
Sequence TR/TE (ms) Flip Angle (°)
Slice Thickness
(mm) FOV (mm2) Ma ix Size
Bandwid h
(Hz/pixel)
No. o
Slices
Acquisi ion
Time (min:s)
Co onal T1 TSE 1120/12 150 4 299×400 384×288 150 35 4:55
Axial T1 TSE 874/11 150 4 320×240 240×320 178 50 3:34
Axial PD TSE FS 3000/28 150 5 250×250 320×256 111 28 4:38
Axial T2 TSE 6500/59 150 5 250×250 320×256 200 28 2:38
Axial T1 VIBE Dixon 6.74/2.40,
4.35
10 3 217×290 288×216 500 88 5:19
TSE: Tu bo spin echo; PD: P o on densi y; FS: Fa -sa ; VIBE: Volume ic in e pola ed b ea h-hold examina ion; TR: Repe i ion ime; TE: Echo ime; FOV:
Field o iew.
a mass (kg), a (%), es ima ed isce al adipose a ea (EST
VAT; cm2), lean body mass (LBM; kg), appendage lean mass
index (ALMI; kg/m2), and lean mass index (LMI; kg/m2). The
densi ome e willbecalib a edacco ding o hemanu ac u e ’s
ecommenda ionsandins umen p ecisionwillbees ablished.
Body heigh (BH) and body mass (BM) will be measu ed
as inpu pa ame e s o bone densi ome e so wa e using an
InBody BSM 370 s adiome e (Biospace, Sou h Ko ea).
Biomechanical analysis o mo emen
The kinema ic analysis will be pe o med using 10 Qualisys
Oqus in a ed came as (9×Oqus 700+and 1×Oqus 510+,
Qualisys, Inc., Go henbu g, Sweden) wi h a scanning equency
o 240 Hz, which will hen be synch onized wi h h ee
Kis le dynamome e pla o ms (Kis le 9286AA, 9281CA and
9287CCAQ02, Kis le Ins umen s AG, Win e hu , Swi ze -
land). Wi eless pho ocells (OPZZ, EGMedical s. .o., B no, Czech
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Republic)placeda a dis ance o 3mapa willbeused o con ol
he walking speed o he es subjec while passing h ough he
o ce pla o ms.
Moni o ing o physical ac i i y and dynamome e es
Du ing hes udy,pa ien swillha e hei physicalac i i y mon-
i o ed o 12 mon hs using a Fi bi Cha ge 4 pe sonal moni o
(San F ancisco, CA, USA). Fu he mo e, he o ce o a hand-
shakewillbemoni o edusingaKe nMAP130K1dynamome e .
The dynamome e es measu ing 3×maximum hand p essu e
will be pe o med o bo h dominan and non-dominan uppe
limbs.
Beha io al and die a y counseling
Beha io al and die a y counseling will be p o ided p io
o en ollmen . Nu iP o so wa e (Fi spo -komplex, Czech
Republic) will be used o nu i ional sc eening and e alua ion.
Subjec s will be counseled o ollow a egimen o ou ine
i amin and mine al supplemen a ion. P io o each scheduled
ollow-up, pa icipan s will be e-mailed a pe sonal link o
comple e online ques ionnai es ia Qual ics XM o moni o
hei quali y o li e and physical ac i i y. These a e calib a ed
ques ionnai es SF 36, IWQOL, and he In e na ional Physical
Ac i i yQues ionnai es(IPAQ).Inaddi ion,ques ionnai eswill
be linked o die a y habi s and nu i ional dia y o he las h ee
days.
E hical s a emen
Thes udyhasbeendesignedasap ospec i e andomizeds udy,
which con o ms o he p inciples and guidelines o he Helsinki
Decla a ion, and good clinical p ac ice and has been app o ed
by he E hical Commi ee o he Hospi al AGEL Os a a-
Vi ko ice, Czech Republic (no. EK/243/2020). The clinical ial
egis a ion numbe on Clinical ials.go is NCT04617392.
S a is ical analysis
Powe analysis calcula ion da a a e om he sa copenia pilo
s udy [7]. Es ima ion o he sample size o he e alua ion o
he mean di e ence in pai ed da a was se a a signi icance le el
alpha o 5% and es powe (1-be a) o 90%. Using he mean di -
e ence be ween ALMI and LMI as se pa ame e s, he desi ed
sample size was de e mined o be 22 indi iduals. An icipa ing
a ollow-up loss o up o 20%, we plan o en oll a o al o 40
pa ien s (20 pe g oup). S a a .13.1 o highe (S a aCo p LP,
College S a ion, TX, USA) will be used o conduc he analyses.
The s a is ical signi icance will be se a P<0.05.
Discussion
Sa copenic obesi y is a concu ence o muscle loss and body
a inc ease [14], including educed baseline me abolic a e,
dec eased mi ochond ial numbe and olume, and inc eased
oxida i e s ess [15]. This pa hophysiological sa copenia de el-
opmen can be modula ed by app op ia e physical ac i i y [16].
A s uc u ed exe cise p og am is a easible and e ec i e
adjunc he apy o BMS pa ien s ha esul s in addi ional
ca diome abolic bene i s compa ed o pa ien s expe iencing
weigh loss induced by BMS alone [17]. An addi ional esea ch
opic add essed in he p esen s udy migh include he desc ip-
ion o pa hophysiological mechanisms and answe ing he
ques ion o how and whe he exe cise o physical ac i i y
can o e come he “me abolic adap a ion” o dec eased ene gy
expendi u e ha occu s wi h su ge y-induced weigh loss and
ha e an impac on he o e all daily ene gy balance [18].
Compa ed o o he s udies on in e en ion a e ba ia ic
slee e esec ion, he p esen s udy will be en iched by mul-
idisciplina y da a collec ion. Da a om magne ic esonance,
biomechanical analysis, DXA, dynamome e eadings, nu i-
ional habi analysis, biochemical analysis, moni o ing o phys-
ical ac i i y using ques ionnai es and Fi bi b acele s, and qual-
i y o li e s anda dized ques ionnai es will help o in es iga e
sa copenia in ba ia ic pa ien s.
In all indi iduals, ega dless o he in e en ion, we a e p i-
ma ily expec ing imp o emen s in quali y o li e, changes in
walking pa e ns, imp o emen s in ea ing habi s, and a educ-
ion in o al ene gy in ake and a and muscle mass. In indi idu-
als wi h in e en ion compa ed o hose in he con ol g oup, a
educ ion in he isk o sa copenic obesi y, highe o al p o ein
albumin and p e-albumin le els, lowe le els o as ing glu-
coseandglyca edhemoglobin,main enanceo ahighe physical
ac i i yo e a long pe iod o ime, main enanceand an inc ease
o muscle s eng h, and an inc ease in high-densi y lipop o ein
choles e ol le els a e expec ed.
Radical weigh educ ion has been shown o ha e a posi i e
e ec on he biomechanical pa ame e s o gai , which a e
associa ed wi h a posi i e e ec on knee os eoa h i is [19].
Howe e , changes in bioma ke s Coll2-1 and ibulin-3 ha a e
ela ed okneeca ilageb eakdownha eno beenobse ed[20].
Fu he esea ch will cla i y he ela ionship be ween weigh
loss and knee ca ilage os eoa h i is.
Conclusion
The e is a long-s anding opinion on he e ec o BMS on weigh
loss and he e ec o me abolic in e en ions on diabe es.
Howe e , he isk o muscle loss has no been in es iga ed
despi e he ac ha he p e alence o sa copenic obesi y has
a ai ly signi ican impac on heal h s a us a e su ge y. Recen
da a ha e shown ha he educed muscle issue olume a ec s
wound healing, pa ien mobiliza ion, and glycaemic con ol
a e su ge y. The e a e no cu en ecommenda ions o he
p e en ion o sa copenia, and mo emen is only ecommended
o pa ien s wi hou he need o ollow-up ehabili a ion.
The p oposed s udy should add ess he esea ch ques ions
abou he e ec o p og ammed aining on muscle issue and
an h opome ic unc ions a e BMS, as well as he e ec o
a ge edexe ciseonquali yo li eandconcomi an como bidi y
imp o emen .
Con lic o in e es : The au ho s decla e no con lic s o
in e es .
Funding: This s udy was suppo ed by Speci ic Uni e si y
Resea ch G an no. MUNI/A/1133/2021 and SGS03/PdF/2022
p o ided by he Minis y o Educa ion, You h, and Spo s o he
Czech Republic.
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zga e al.
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Submi ed: 1 July 2022
Accep ed: 21 July 2022
Published online: 25 Sep embe 2022
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