Body fat measurements using ADP were highly correlated with those using HW, BIA, and DXA across a relatively wide range of body fat levels in healthy adults. These results support the utility of ADP as a relatively new technique in the estimation of percent body fat in healthy adults. However, the error associated with gender and the level of body fat is not negligible and requires further investigation.
Using an in vitro murine model, the authors have systematically developed a clinically practical model for creating a pure single-cell suspension of viable adipocytes that is reproducible, regardless of tissue harvest method.
Differences in matrix composition in this study were associated with profound changes in graft longevity and volume maintenance. These results suggest that cell-extracellular matrix interactions play an important role in graft survival. Future research into the nature of these interactions may provide an avenue for optimizing fat graft outcomes.
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