Are subcutaneous and total fat at L4-L5 and subcutaneous , visceral and total fat at L3-L4 important contributors of fasting and postprandial adiponectin levels?
Circulating adiponectin is inversely correlated to both visceral and subcutaneous fat in non-diabetic men, implying that both compartments are important for adiponectin levels. The best correlation is found at measurement site L4-L5.
Reports of early microcirculatory failure seem not to be related to the occurrence of early (< or =3.5 h) brain edema.