… However, the impact of adipose distribution on exercise performance has not been … older
obese patients with HFpEF have significantly greater abdominal, cardiac, and intermuscular fat …

… objective measures of exercise tolerance and physical … older, obese HFpEF patients have
relatively larger depots of abdominal and thigh adipose, and smaller amounts of epicardial fat …

… people with type 2 diabetes and impaired glucose tolerance. However, … complex parameters
including obesity, regional fat distribution, dietary habits, and physical inactivity, 5 so it is not …

… obesity, contribute significantly to exercise intolerance in … ) to characterize regional adipose
distribution in patients with … among older women as men, visceral but not subcutaneous fat …

… total body fat, body-fat distribution measured by … obese women. Our results demonstrate
the importance of deep abdominal fat and the negligible effect of thigh fat in the association be…

… , taking into account not simply weight as reflective of obesity but also considerations of
regional adipose tissue (AT) distribution. Obesity is not the only hallmark of insulin resistance. …

… Two days later, they underwent an oral glucose tolerance test and evaluation of adipose
tissue distribution using anthropometric and ultrasound measurements. All these patients were …

… in older obese men and women. adipose tissue accumulates primarily in the central regions
… , particularly due to increased daily exercise, improves insulin sensitivity in overweight and …

… This remains an important point since [15] of 9- to 11.5-year-old obese and lean children …
regional fat depots did not independently add to the prediction of changes in glucose tolerance. …

… to measure total and regional patterns of adiposity in obese men and women before and after
… reported earlier (11,14,40). In obesity, the accretion of weight entails not only increased fat …