abdominal visceral adipose tissue ultrasound assessmet as a tool in predicting of high cardiometric risk obesity
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Abstract
Objective: to conduct the analysis of association abdominal visceral adipose tissue ultrasound indices with parameters of cardiovascular remodeling and metabolic risk factors with subsequent evaluation of their use as a predictor of high cardiometabolic risk obesity. Material and methods. Totally, 274 normotensive males investigated (mean age 44.8±5.0 y. o.), with no clinical signs of cardiovascular disorders and type 2 diabetes, with the SCORE risk
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| Authors | ;M A Druzhilov;O Yu Druzhilova;T Yu Kuznetsova |
| Journal | pediatric urology case reports |
| Year | 2018 |
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10.26442/2075082X.2018.4.180150
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