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May 3, 2026Liver International

Assessment of MAFLD / MASLD Classification Using the Updated Lancet Obesity Definition

Alaa M. Mostafa Yasser Fouad Mohammed Eslam

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This research aims to evaluate the classification of MAFLD and MASLD using the updated Lancet obesity definition.
Data were collected to support classification of MAFLD and MASLD based on new obesity definitions.
Ethical considerations limited public access to the data.
Findings suggest that the updated definition may enhance the classification approach for MAFLD and MASLD.
Outcomes highlight potential improvements in diagnostic accuracy for obesity-related liver conditions.

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Assesses MAFLD/MASLD classification in relation to obesity, indicating potential for improved diagnostic criteria.

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Mostafa et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fc2b158b49bacb8b347607 https://doi.org/10.1111/liv.70670

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