Key result
Truncated abstract fails to report results linking visceral adipose tissue ultrasound to cardiometabolic risk.
Why the study?
The association of abdominal visceral adipose tissue ultrasound indices with cardiovascular remodeling and metabolic risk factors as predictors of high cardiometabolic risk obesity was analyzed.
Does abdominal visceral adipose tissue ultrasound assessment predict high cardiometabolic risk obesity in normotensive males?
Observational (n=274)
Does abdominal visceral adipose tissue ultrasound assessment predict high cardiometabolic risk obesity in normotensive males?
Ultrasound visceral adipose tissue indices lack reported cardiometabolic associations; leaves open predictive utility in normotensive males.
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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Druzhilov et al. (2018) conducted an observational in High cardiometabolic risk obesity (n=274). Abdominal visceral adipose tissue ultrasound indices was evaluated on Parameters of cardiovascular remodeling and metabolic risk factors.
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