Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver in Patients with Chylomicronemia.

J Clin Med · 2021 · PMC7916177 · PMID 33572376

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Results of the present study suggest that NAFLD could be a highly significant clinical feature of chylomicronemia since 42% of FCS (inherited LPL deficiency) and 74% of MCS (polygenic or functional LPL deficiency) patients presented criteria of NAFLD, as assessed by transient elastography.

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