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Fig 1.

Flow of participants through the study.

Among 1,058 respondents, 1,026 were included in the primary analysis. Secondary outcomes included the differences based on occupation and the differences in ultrasound-based muscle mass assessment between experienced and inexperienced participants.

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Table 1.

Background and general muscle mass assessment.

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Table 2.

Ultrasound-based muscle mass assessment.

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Fig 2.

The barriers for implementing ultrasound-based muscle mass assessment.

The barriers were assessed using a 5-point Likert scale with “Strongly agree” and “Agree,” which were used for the comparison.

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Fig 3.

The necessity of and interest in ultrasound-based muscle mass assessment.

The necessity of and interest in ultrasound-based muscle mass assessment were assessed using an 11-point Likert scale ranging from 0 to 10. The necessity of and interest in ultrasound-based muscle mass assessment were 7 (6–8) and 8 (7–10), respectively.

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Table 3.

Differences in ultrasound-based assessment between experienced and inexperienced participants.

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