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Is low femoral subcutaneous fat associated with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in women?
Is low femoral subcutaneous fat associated with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in women?
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Accurate measurement of regional body composition, including femoral subcutaneous fat, is important when investigating NAFLD in women.
Low femoral subcutaneous fat amounts were shown to be independently associated with fatty liver disease in women. These results show the importance of accurate measurements of other regional body compositions as well as visceral fat amounts when investigating NAFLD.
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