Even moderate liver fat accumulation below conventional fatty liver cutoffs is linked to multiple metabolomic alterations and gestational dysglycemia in Asian women of reproductive age

In Asian women of reproductive age, moderate liver fat accumulation below the conventional fatty liver cutoff was not metabolically benign and was linked to gestational dysglycemia. The newly derived cutoff can aid in screening individuals before adverse metabolic phenotypes have consolidated, which provides a longer window for preventive strategies.

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BMC Medicine
Published
2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12916-024-03779-0
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5
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Liver Disease Diagnosis and Treatment
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Abstract

In Asian women of reproductive age, moderate liver fat accumulation below the conventional fatty liver cutoff was not metabolically benign and was linked to gestational dysglycemia. The newly derived cutoff can aid in screening individuals before adverse metabolic phenotypes have consolidated, which provides a longer window for preventive strategies.

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