Frontiers in public health
Predicting low muscle strength from routine fitness-monitoring data in hypertensive older adults living at high altitude: development and internal validation of interpretable models
By Chen T, Zhao X, Sun R and 2 others.
Abstract
Introduction
Low muscle strength based on grip-strength thresholds is a readily measurable marker of impaired muscle function, yet it is under-recognized among hypertensive older adults at high altitude. We developed a concurrent clinical prediction model using routine fitness-monitoring data and tested whether the full feature set added information beyond sex, age, and site/altitude.



