Fatty liver

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Visceral adipose tissue

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Visceral adipose tissue is associated with fatty liver in humans.
Humansn = 821
Simple adiposity indices for identifying visceral adiposity and associated fatty liver and atherosclerotic plaque in a health examination cohort · Research Square · 29 Sep 2026 · Preprint

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