ID：P12
Pathogenesis：Adipose tissue dysfunction
Other Terms：Adipose tissue metabolic dysfunction; Adipose–Liver axis; Obesity
Description：obesity and expansion of visceral adipose tissue must also be considered a component of IBD pathogenesis, another example of how the complex interaction of various, disparate and, until lately, unappreciated components come together to mediate IBD pathogenesis.

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