ArticleInternational journal of obesity (2005)2025
Proposed shorter duration protocols for measuring resting energy expenditure utilizing whole-room indirect calorimetry.
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- Predictive equations commonly used in the clinic underestimate resting energy expenditure compared with whole-room indirect calorimetry in colorectal cancer survivors.The American journal of clinical nutrition · 2026Article
- New insights into total and resting energy expenditure using state-of-the-art methods in cancer survivors: a cross-sectional study.The American journal of clinical nutrition · 2025Article
- Proposed shorter duration protocols for measuring exercise energetics utilizing whole room indirect calorimetry.Scientific reports · 2025Article
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backgroundSixty minutes is currently the shortest testing duration for 24-h resting energy expenditure (24-h REE) utilizing whole-room indirect calorimetry.
objectiveShow that recalculated 30-min extrapolated 24-h REE from previously published 60-min metabolic data are valid.
methodsPropane consumption linearity was determined through an 8-h combustion test. Thereafter, metabolic data for 24-h extrapolated ventilation rates of oxygen (VO
resultsPropane consumption during a combustion test was found to be linear for up to 8-h. Furthermore, no differences existed between propane stoichiometry and combustion for any of the extrapolated 24-h metabolic parameters when recalculated from 60-min propane combustion data to reflect a 30-min duration. Finally, similar results were obtained for all recalculated subject metabolic data.
conclusionsRecalculated extrapolated 24-h metabolic data derived from a 30-min testing duration appear to be valid. This suggests that whole-room indirect calorimetry could be an adjunct for various weight loss or other programs where accurate metabolic measurements are required.
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