[PDF] Top 20 Alcohol consumption and risk of fatty liver disease: a meta-analysis

... previous meta-analysis conducted by Corrao et al. (1998) and Rehm et ...15 and 17 epidemiological studies, respectively, mainly from the USA and Europe, and assessed the ... See full document

... Cohort and case-control studies of Chinese subjects were included in the ...The risk factor examined in all of these studies was alcohol ...types of alcohol consumed ... See full document

... management of NAFLD would benefit from a multidisciplinary approach to prioritize patients for specialists ...discovered and managed appropriately by providing intensified therapy and screening ... See full document

... Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is a pathological phenomenon caused by the accumulation of triglycerides (steatosis) and accompanied by or without necrotizing inflammation or ... See full document

... 200 disease and injury conditions as described in International Classification of Disease (ICD)-10 ...Drinking alcohol is greatly linked to risk of developing AD, ... See full document

... the risk of complications, liver biopsy is still the diagnostic gold standard and the only method allowing the detection and quantification of fibrosis and inflammation in ... See full document

... univariate and multi- variate logistic regression were performed with the degree of fibrosis as a continuous variable, in order to clarify the real impact of caffeine in liver disease ... See full document

... heavy alcohol drinking and gastric cancer risk has been recently reported, but the issue is still open to discussion and ...role of alcohol drinking on gastric cancer risk ... See full document

... people of various professions in Taiwan in order to identify the health disparity between them showed that there is a prevalence of two to four times more Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) in fishermen ... See full document

... determination of serum GGT levels has represented a reliable marker for evaluation of liver dysfunction, particularly in connection with alcohol consumption ...bidity and ... See full document

... categories of alcohol consumption are reported in some studies; however, the data were varied and ...between alcohol con- sumption and progression of Barrett’s ...because ... See full document

... assessment of baseline and past alcohol ...prospectively and follow-up proportions exceeded 90% ...validity of self-reported alcohol consumption in the FFQ was very good ... See full document

... prevalence of type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) is a growing public-health burden worldwide, particularly in developing ...prevalence of T2DM is estimated to reach 552 million worldwide by 2030 ...morbidity ... See full document

... ter of Xinjiang Medical University First Afiliated Hos- pital, China, for annual checkups between March, 2012 and March, ...category of subjects were excluded: missing covariate information; ... See full document

... the liver tissue of diabetic rats without any treatment for the disease showed remarkably increased production of lipid hydroperoxide oxidant radicals (HP) associated with persistent reduction ... See full document

... drug consumption and sexual ...old and ≥23 years ...constructed and divided into two categories: <1 month and ≥1 ...variable alcohol intake was considered the frequency ... See full document

... uptake of free fatty acids by the liver with subsequent increase in TG synthesis, and the reduction of fatty acid oxidation and TG secretion (very low den- sity ... See full document

... closure of the eyes, and mid third of the face and the upper lip were also affected (Figure ...teeth and tongue showed no abnormalities. There was no evidence of parotiditis, ... See full document

... moderate alcohol consumption and the reduced risk of developing metabolic diseases could be mediated through, beneficial changes in high-density lipoprotein Cholesterol (HDL, clotting ... See full document

... describe and understanding the evaluated of customer and customer behavior (Tuu & Olsen, ...involves risk in the sense that any action of a consumer will produce consequences which ... See full document