Subcutaneous and visceral fat distribution as related to sex, age, and overweight was
studied in 130 subjects and 10 women with Cushing's disease. Fat depots were evaluated …

Computed tomography scans at the level of L4/L5 were analysed in 66 men and 34 women
who presented for routine tomography, stratified into different age categories. Areas of intra …

Although independent associations of visceral fat with the insulin resistance syndrome were
previously reported in obese women, the importance of truncal subcutaneous fat in this …

The ability to distinguish between intra-abdominal and subcutaneous abdominal fat may be
important in epidemiologic and clinical research. In this study anthropometric measurements …

A computed tomographic method was used to assess the pattern of abdominal fat
distribution in normal males and females at different abdominal levels. The method …

The associations between the amount of abdominal adipose tissue (AT) measured by
computed tomography (CT) or estimated with predictive equations and the amount of total …

This study evaluates effects of weight loss on regional fat distribution and compares waist-to-
hip ratio (WHR) and computed tomography (CT) as methods of assessing body fat …

The accuracy of waist to hip girth ratio (WHR) in assessing visceral/subcutaneous
abdominal fat distribution has not yet been clearly established in the obese population. The …

Computed tomography (CT) was used to study fat distribution in three groups of women of
comparable age: 39 healthy volunteers, 15 patients with anorexia nervosa, and seven with …

We performed a cross-sectional study using whole-body computerized tomographic (CT)
scans in order to clarify age-related changes in whole-body fat distribution in both genders …