Age-related changes of mobility in functionally independent patients

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Cross-sectional study identifies mobility disorders in older adults, suggesting TUG and balance tests are vital for geriatric assessment.

TUG test correlated strongly with all mobility parameters, indicating its importance in assessing physical performance.
Balance duration in BOY emerged as the most reliable predictor of aging, emphasizing its role in mobility assessment.
6-minute walk test was linked to sarcopenia risk, showcasing its relevance for older adults' physical health.
Correlations between age and mobility tests highlight the need for specialized geriatric assessment tools in clinical settings.

Yena et al. (2025) studied this question.

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