article · South African Journal of Surgery
The findings suggest that in obese patients, losing 2.2 kg of body fat and 2.5 cm in waist circumference on a two-week dietitian-led calorie-restricted diet may significantly reduce LHLV that could potentially improve surgical visibility. Further research should determine if these changes in body composition may be used as a proxy for liver sonar.
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DOI: 10.36303/sajs.02611
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