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[METHODS IN ABDOMINAL OBESITY].

Савченко Ольга Анатольевна, T. V. Zavalskaya, V. G. Lizogub, O. G. Kuzhel, M. S. Baitser, Y. S. Zapeka

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This article describes the anatomical and physiological, histological and topographic features of adipose tissue on the relationship of metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance and cardiovascular disease. An advanced diagnostic techniques of total body fat and visceral fat content quantification as the most metabolically active are described.

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This article describes the anatomical and physiological, histological and topographic features of adipose tissue on the relationship of metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance and cardiovascular disease. An advanced diagnostic techniques of total body fat and visceral fat content quantification as the most metabolically active are described.

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This article describes the anatomical and physiological, histological and topographic features of adipose tissue on the relationship of metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance and cardiovascular disease. An advanced diagnostic techniques of total body fat and visceral fat content quantification as the most metabolically active are described.

Key concepts: Adipose tissue, Insulin resistance, Abdominal obesity, Obesity, Metabolic syndrome, Medicine, Fat accumulation, Disease

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