A TyG value greater than 8.2611 is a better predictor of fatty liver in the Japanese population compared to traditional biomarkers.
Are atherosclerosis-related indicators (TyG, AI, baPWV-max) associated with the presence of fatty liver in a Japanese population?
The triglyceride glucose (TyG) index is significantly associated with the presence of fatty liver and outperforms other atherosclerosis indicators like AI and baPWV-max in detecting it.
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Our results suggested that TyG value was significantly and positively correlated with fatty liver in the Japanese population, as well as AI and baPWV-max. When TyG value was more than 8.2611, this indicator showed a better predictive value for fatty liver than the other three traditional biomarkers.
Liu et al. (Wed,) reported a other. A TyG value greater than 8.2611 is a better predictor of fatty liver in the Japanese population compared to traditional biomarkers.
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