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• TITLE: Groups of the Body Constitution and Age-Related Anthropometric Parameters in Kyrgyz Women

  AUTHORS: Kyialbek Sakibaev, Dmitry Nikityuk, Nazgul Tashmatova, Mirlan Nuruev, Lazokatkhan Dzhumaeva, Zhanibek Muratov, Svetlana Klochkova, Zhypargul Abdullaeva, Kadyr Kozuev

  KEYWORDS: Body Mass Index, Absolute Fat Mass, Age, Leptosomatic, Mesosomatic, Megalosomatic, Indefinite, Anthropometric Parameters

  JOURNAL NAME: Forensic Medicine and Anatomy Research, Vol.8 No.4, September 30, 2020

  ABSTRACT: This article is investigating constitutional and age characteristics of the body length, body weight, body mass index (BMI), and the absolute fat mass of Kyrgyz women. The features of the BMI and fat body mass in females with different constitutional and age groups were studied. According to our study, the leptosomatic group of body constitution was determined in 20% of women, while the mesosomatic group noted in 32%, megalosomatic group recorded in 33%, and an indefinite group established in 15% among the studied women. Stenoplastic constitution was 66% - 77% in the leptosomal constitution; asthenic thin bone group was 18% - 24%; and broad bone group somatotypes were 5 - 10%. The proportion of the mesoplastic group was 31 - 66%, which is greater than picnic somatotype (34% - 69%). Results of our study revealed constitutional and age peculiarities are important for prescriptions in practical medicine.