Imaging techniques for measuring adipose-tissue distribution--a comparison between computed tomography and 1.5-T magnetic resonance

1990/06/01 by JC Seidell, Jacob C. Seidell, CJ Bakker +1 · 29 citations
Medicine · #Body Composition Measurement Techniques #Nutrition and Health in Aging #Cardiovascular Disease and Adiposity

paper · doi:10.1093/ajcn/51.6.953

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