Results of subgroup analysis of Dominant arm BMC.

<div><p>Background</p><p>As an asymmetrical sport, tennis positively influences the increase of bone mineral density (BMD) in adolescents. However, most current studies focus on specific body regions, there is a lack of systematic analysis of the impact of tennis on BMD in va...

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Main Author:	Huang Huiwen (22120607) (author)
Other Authors:	Huang Ju (22120610) (author), Fu Dong (530048) (author), Fu Yan (123644) (author), Wang Tao (9350435) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Biochemistry Cell Biology Physiology Biotechnology Evolutionary Biology Ecology Developmental Biology Marine Biology search covered literature right lower limb regular physical activities maintain balanced development bone mineral density 80 ], p 37 ], p 35 ], p 18 ], p 13 ], p 11 ], p right femur bmd left femur bmd current studies focus ci [- 38 05 ], p tennis positively influences specific body regions 01 ], p significant improvements noted greater trochanter bmd ci [- 0 analysis </ p tennis training exerted dominant arm bmc 43 ), non greater trochanter dominant arm significant improvements 05 ). sectional studies dominant side cohort studies 30 ), 002 ), statistically significant tennis players tennis intervention xlink "> various parts training initiation training experience training durations training began systematically evaluate systematically assess systematic analysis subgroup analyses study selection study aims
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Results of subgroup analysis of Dominant arm BMC.

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