… specific endocrine functions of this visceral fat depot. The objective of this paper is to …
adipose tissue dysfunction, delineate the relation between adipose tissue dysfunction and obesity …

… of adipose tissue itself is the causal factor in the occurrence of cardiovascular diseases, …
, but the metabolic consequences of adiposity as a result of adipose tissue dysfunction (ATD). …

… and subcutaneous adipose tissue are better related to the risk of obesity-related disorders
such as diabetes and vascular diseases. … Hajer GR, Van Haeften TW, Visseren FLJ. …

… type 2 diabetes and atherosclerotic vascular disease share a … that emerge once adipose
tissue becomes dysfunctional, we … cardiovascular risk of obesity in patients with type 2 diabetes. …

… as other types of) adipose tissue develop vascular dysfunction and hypertension [23]. On
the other hand increased PVAT as found in obesity is a pathogenic factor in vascular diseases. …

… In this study concerning men with aortic vascular disease, obesity-induced inflammation in
… metabolic dysfunction. This indicates that even in patients with established vascular disease, …

… a clinical need to influence adipose tissue function. Various … with vascular disease or type
2 diabetes affect adipose tissue … Although rimonabant was withdrawn from the market in 2008 …

… specific endocrine functions of this visceral fat depot. The objective of this paper is to …
adipose tissue dysfunction, delineate the relation between adipose tissue dysfunction and obesity …

… , diabetes mellitus, and vascular diseases. Weight reduction and increasing physical activity
are effective interventions for improving adipose tissue … In the year of 2008, more than 205 …

… the association between obesity and the occurrence of various cancers and to review the
pathophysiological mechanisms involved. We propose that adipose tissue dysfunction has a …