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The study identifies specific body composition traits and physiometric indices in women, suggesting significant implications for NAFLD monitoring.
NAFLD is becoming an increasingly common disease that affects more than 25% of adults worldwide. If specific examination for NAFLD is not performed, this condition usually proceeds asymptomatically until the development of severe and potentially irreversible liver failure. Since the initial stage of NAFLD has no clinical manifestations and is poorly diagnosed, and is more often manifested in women, the aim of our study was to identify some features of the component composition of the body and physiometric indicators characteristic of this group of patients.
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