ArticleVeterinarni medicina2021
Abdominal fat content assessment by computed tomography in toy breed dogs.
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- Abdominal visceral to subcutaneous fat distribution in dogs: computed tomography accuracy and factors associated with distribution.BMC veterinary research · 2026Article
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The aim of this retrospective study was to assess the abdominal fat distribution in toy breed dogs using computed tomography (CT) in relation to the breed, age, and sexual status. In 140 dogs (52 Maltese, 33 Poodles, 32 Shih-Tzus, and 23 Yorkshire Terriers), the total fat area (TA), visceral fat area (VA), subcutaneous fat area (SA) and body area (BA) were measured at the third and sixth lumbar vertebral level on non-contrast transverse CT images. The differences in the TA/BA and VA/SA according to the breed, age, and sexual status, and correlations with the age were analysed. The differences in the TA/BA and VA/SA among the breeds were revealed (
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