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fat pad sign distention and displacement of the fat adjacent to a joint capsule, usually in the elbow or knee, visible on a radiograph when the joint is flexed; a sign of a fracture within the joint that involves little or no bone displacement.
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fatty acid a chemical molecule formed when a cabon and hydrogen chain bonds with glycerol.
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fat An essential nutrient that provides energy, energy storage, insulation and contour to the body; 1 gram fat = 9 kcals; Fat deposits surround and protect organs such as the kidneys, heart and liver. Fats are the primary substances of adipose tissue. A layer of fat beneath the skin, known as subcutaneous fat, insulates the body from environmental temperature changes thereby preserving body heat.
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fatty liver A liver with accumulations of fat within its cells. Fatty liver disease can result from excessive alcohol use. It can also occur in people who don't drink excessive amounts of alcohol (nonalcoholic fatty liver disease) but who have conditions such as obesity or diabetes.
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fatty degeneration The accumulation of fat globules within the cells of a bodily organ, such as the liver or heart, resulting in deterioration of tissue and diminished functioning of the affected organ. [Heritage]
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