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Švampe E., Ozoliņa-Moll L.2017. Comparative evaluation of anthropometric indices and ultrasonographically assessed abdominal fat thicknesses in young women with various total body fat mass. Environmental and Experimental Biology 15:183–190.
DOI: 10.22364/eeb.15.

Fig. 1. Ultrasonographically assessed preperitoneal and subcutaneous fat thicknesses. PFT_max, maximal preperitoneal fat thickness; SFT_min, minimal subcutaneous fat thickness.