Unlocking the secrets of metabolic syndrome: retroperitoneal fat area as a novel predictor.

The study findings underscore the associations between anthropometric parameters, specifically RFA and MetS. RFA is a valuable tool for assessing metabolic risk, with implications for refining criteria for adrenalectomy in individuals with adrenal incidentalomas.

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PubMed
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.26355/eurrev_202409_36714
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Liver Disease Diagnosis and Treatment
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Unlocking the secrets of metabolic syndrome: retroperitoneal fat area as a novel predictor.

Osman Anıl Savaş, Yeşim Erbil
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Liver Disease Diagnosis and Treatment
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Unlocking the secrets of metabolic syndrome: retroperitoneal fat area as a novel predictor.

Osman Anıl Savaş, Yeşim Erbil
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Abstract

The study findings underscore the associations between anthropometric parameters, specifically RFA and MetS. RFA is a valuable tool for assessing metabolic risk, with implications for refining criteria for adrenalectomy in individuals with adrenal incidentalomas.

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Istinye University (TR)
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Liver Disease Diagnosis and Treatment
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Unlocking the secrets of metabolic syndrome: retroperitoneal fat area as a novel predictor. — Osman Anıl Savaş, Yeşim Erbil · PubMed (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS