H Bharadwaj
Biographic Data
| ID | 5205586 |
|---|---|
| NAME | H Bharadwaj |
| GIVEN NAMES | H |
| FAMILY NAME | Bharadwaj |
| SIGNATURE | BHARADWAJ H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Defence Institute of Physiology and Allied Sciences |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1975 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Estimation of fat-free mass from stature and X-ray muscle widths at thigh and calf regions in Indian males
Relationship of body density and lean body mass to body measurements: Application to Indian soldiers of relationships developed for people of European descent
Body density was measured directly in 90 young Indian soldiers from the Gurkha, Rajput and South Indian regiments. Body density was also predicted on the same subjects using skinfold thicknesses as well as other anthropometric measurements. Validity of the regression equations of Pascale, Grossman, Sloan and Frankel (1956), Sloan (1967) and Wilmore and Behnke (1969) was also tested on these Indian soldiers. Lean body mass was estimated directly f…
Revised regression equations for prediction of fat-free mass of Indian females
Lognormal distribution of some anthropometric measurements in healthy Indian males
Body fat and fat-free mass assessed by densitometric and anthropometric techniques in adult Indian women
Measurements of per cent body fat and lean body mass were made on 50 adult Indian women, 25 to 32 years old, and were correlated with a battery of 50 body measurements taken on the same subjects. Regression equations were developed for predicting per cent body fat and lean body mass from different combinations of body measurements. The best multiple regression equation, incorporating chin and chest skinfold thickness as well as cup-size, resulted…
Body fat from skinfold thicknesses and weight-height indices: A comparison
Fat distribution in lean and obese young indian women: A densitometric and anthropometric evaluation
The pattern of fat distribution in lean and obese young Indian women was studied using seven girths and ten skinfold thicknesses. Though the lean and obese subjects differed significantly with respect to their body weight and total body fat content, body girths indicated that the proportion of fat distributed between the extremities and over the trunk region was essentially similar. By comparing skinfold thicknesses, it was observed that the fat …
Body composition of young Indian women
Anthropometric determination of body volume, body density and segmental volume in adult Indian women
Body density, total body volume, leg volume and arm volume of 65 young Indian women 20-25 years were measured experimentally. In addition, a series of 61 anthropometric measurements were also taken on each subject. Correlations of leg volume with total body volume and body density were 0.91 and -0.73 respectively and of arm volume with total body volume and body density were 0.84 and -0.66 respectively. Hip girth alone showed a very high positive…
Estimation of leg muscle volume from radiographs: A simplification
Fat distribution in lean and obese young indian women: A densitometric and anthropometric evaluation
The pattern of fat distribution in lean and obese young Indian women was studied using seven girths and ten skinfold thicknesses. Though the lean and obese subjects differed significantly with respect to their body weight and total body fat content, body girths indicated that the proportion of fat distributed between the extremities and over the trunk region was essentially similar. By comparing skinfold thicknesses, it was observed that the fat …
Estimation of leg muscle volume from radiographs: A simplification
Anthropometric determination of body volume, body density and segmental volume in adult Indian women
Body density, total body volume, leg volume and arm volume of 65 young Indian women 20-25 years were measured experimentally. In addition, a series of 61 anthropometric measurements were also taken on each subject. Correlations of leg volume with total body volume and body density were 0.91 and -0.73 respectively and of arm volume with total body volume and body density were 0.84 and -0.66 respectively. Hip girth alone showed a very high positive…
Body composition of young Indian women
Body fat and fat-free mass assessed by densitometric and anthropometric techniques in adult Indian women
Measurements of per cent body fat and lean body mass were made on 50 adult Indian women, 25 to 32 years old, and were correlated with a battery of 50 body measurements taken on the same subjects. Regression equations were developed for predicting per cent body fat and lean body mass from different combinations of body measurements. The best multiple regression equation, incorporating chin and chest skinfold thickness as well as cup-size, resulted…
Body fat from skinfold thicknesses and weight-height indices: A comparison
Fat distribution in lean and obese young indian women: A densitometric and anthropometric evaluation
The pattern of fat distribution in lean and obese young Indian women was studied using seven girths and ten skinfold thicknesses. Though the lean and obese subjects differed significantly with respect to their body weight and total body fat content, body girths indicated that the proportion of fat distributed between the extremities and over the trunk region was essentially similar. By comparing skinfold thicknesses, it was observed that the fat …
Revised regression equations for prediction of fat-free mass of Indian females
Lognormal distribution of some anthropometric measurements in healthy Indian males
Relationship of body density and lean body mass to body measurements: Application to Indian soldiers of relationships developed for people of European descent
Body density was measured directly in 90 young Indian soldiers from the Gurkha, Rajput and South Indian regiments. Body density was also predicted on the same subjects using skinfold thicknesses as well as other anthropometric measurements. Validity of the regression equations of Pascale, Grossman, Sloan and Frankel (1956), Sloan (1967) and Wilmore and Behnke (1969) was also tested on these Indian soldiers. Lean body mass was estimated directly f…
Estimation of fat-free mass from stature and X-ray muscle widths at thigh and calf regions in Indian males
Body Composition Measurement Techniques (10 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Mathematics (7 works) · Anthropometry (5 works) · Body weight (5 works) · Internal Medicine (5 works) · Nutrition and Health in Aging (5 works) · Demography (4 works) · Fat mass (4 works) · Sociology (4 works)