Metabolically Unhealthy Status Impacts On The Risk Of Significant Liver Injury In Biopsy-Proven Nafld Patients Beyond Obesity
J. Ampuero,R. Aller,R. Gallego-Duran, J. Banales,J. Crespo, N. Mora-Cuadrado,C. Garcia-Monzon,M. J. Pareja,E. Vilar-Gomez,R. Jimenez-Aguero, J. Caballeria,M. T. A. Loste,D. Escudero-Garcia,J. Gomez-Camarero,J. L. C. Panero, D. A. De Luis Roman,A. Gonzalez-Rodriguez,M. Latorre,A. Albillos, V. Aguilar-Urbano,J. Salmeron, J. L. Olcoz-Goni,P. Aspichueta,A. Santos-Laso,O. L. Iacono,P. Iruzubieta,I. Graupera,M. Garcia-Torres, E. Badia-Aranda,J. A. Guerra,R. Frances, H. Pastor, E. D. Pozo-Maroto,M. Diago,R. Martin-Mateos,S. Benlloch,C. Fernandez-Rodriguez, F. J. G. -S. Rey,P. Estevez,R. J. Andrade,J. Turnes,Manuel Romero-Gomez Journal of Hepatology（2018）
Key words
significant liver injury,nafld patients,unhealthy status impacts,obesity,biopsy-proven
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