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[Total nitrogen concentration in human liver tissue. Correlations between morphological and microanalytical data].

G F Adami, E Gianetta, M Summa

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    |January 28, 1986
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    Total liver nitrogen content in obese patients correlates with hepatic steatosis (fatty liver). This concentration reflects structural protein, offering insights into liver health after obesity bypass surgery.

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