The relationship of omental and subcutaneous adipocyte size to metabolic disease in severe obesity.

PLoS One · 2010 · PMC2848665 · PMID 20376319

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Gender did not appear to influence mean omental adipocyte size (male: 92.5±16.6 μm, female: 91.6±11.9 μm; p = 0.81), however subcutaneous adipocyte size showed a trend towards a higher mean value in men (male: 110.7±4.2 μm, female: 104.4±7.9 μm; p = 0.07).

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The unhealthy patients with DM2 appeared to have a slightly larger adipocyte size when compared to the unhealthy group without DM2, but this did not reach statistical significance (104.3±4.2 μm and 98.2±8.2 respectively, p = 0.10).

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