Programmierte Untersuchung Des Bewegungsapparates 1987
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-09503-4_21
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Thoraxuntersuchung in Rückenlage (E/III)

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“…This hypqthesis stands in contrast to the various versions of the hypothesis originally advanced by Frisch andRevelle (1970, 1971), which have all stressed nutritional status rather than energy balance. In its most recent form (Frisch 1987), the Frisch hypothesis holds that a minimum percentage of body fat by weight is ordinarily required for the maintenance or restoration of menstrual cycles in a mature woman, with a different level of fatness required for the initial onset of menstrual cycles in adolescent girls.…”
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confidence: 67%
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“…This hypqthesis stands in contrast to the various versions of the hypothesis originally advanced by Frisch andRevelle (1970, 1971), which have all stressed nutritional status rather than energy balance. In its most recent form (Frisch 1987), the Frisch hypothesis holds that a minimum percentage of body fat by weight is ordinarily required for the maintenance or restoration of menstrual cycles in a mature woman, with a different level of fatness required for the initial onset of menstrual cycles in adolescent girls.…”
Section: The Hypothesescontrasting
confidence: 67%
“…This hypqthesis stands in contrast to the various versions of the hypothesis originally advanced by Frisch andRevelle (1970, 1971), which have all stressed nutritional status rather than energy balance. In its most recent form (Frisch 1987), the Frisch hypothesis holds that a minimum percentage of body fat by weight is ordinarily required for the maintenance or restoration of menstrual cycles in a mature woman, with a different level of fatness required for the initial onset of menstrual cycles in adolescent girls. Considerable evidence supports the notion that extremes of underweight are associated with disruptions of hypothalamic-pituitary activity (e.g., Warren et al 1975;Vigersky et al 1977), but it is not clear from the research protocols whether those conditions of extreme underweight are themselves associated with persistent negative energy balance.…”
Section: The Hypothesescontrasting
confidence: 67%
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