Vnitr Lek 1975, 21(1):6-13

[Changes in the composition of liver tissue and blood in liver steatosis].

E Brixová, V Dzúriková, P Kolesár, P Weisz

The results of clinical and biochemical evaluation of liver steatosis are presented. The advantage of the quantitative determination of lipids in the liver tissue is underlined. A direct correlation between accumulation of fat in the liver and that of lipid phosphorus in blood was found. The concept is put forward that in the group of patients studied the increased supply of lipids to the liver prevails in the mechanism of development of steatosis.

Keywords: Cholesterol, metabolism, ; Fatty Acids, Essential, metabolism, ; Fatty Acids, Nonesterified, metabolism, ; Fatty Liver, blood, ; Humans; Liver Glycogen, metabolism,

Published: January 1, 1975  Show citation

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Brixová E, Dzúriková V, Kolesár P, Weisz P. [Changes in the composition of liver tissue and blood in liver steatosis]. Vnitr Lek. 1975;21(1):6-13.
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