For each anatomic location, SAT and VAT were measured by applying predefined image display settings (window width: −195 to −45 HU; center: −120 HU). In order to separate VAT from SAT, the abdominal muscular wall separating the two compartments was automatically traced and subsequently adjusted manually. We have previously shown that area-based measurements are highly reproducible.12 (link)
Adipose Tissue Quantification in CT Imaging
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Other organizations : Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University, Boston University, Framingham Heart Study, National Heart Lung and Blood Institute
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- Anatomic location of measurement sites
- Subcutaneous adipose tissue area (cm^2)
- Visceral adipose tissue area (cm^2)
- Single CT slices with 5 mm thickness and 50 cm field view
- Predefined image display settings (window width: −195 to −45 HU; center: −120 HU)
- Abdominal muscular wall to separate VAT from SAT
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