In the subgroup analysis stratified by sex, the results showed that compared with the MHNO group, the odds of liver fibrosis were significantly higher in MUNO and MUO groups in both women (MUNO: OR, 2.05 [1.16–3.62]; MUO: OR, 7.01 [4.04–12.15]) and men (MUNO: OR, 2.73 [1.55–4.81]; MUO: OR, 6.17 [3.52–10.83]) with a positive trend in the MHO group (women: OR, 2.09 [0.87–5.12]; men: OR, 2.23 [0.96–5.21]) ( Table 3 ).
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The Association Between Different Obesity Phenotypes and Liver Fibrosis Scores in Elderly Individuals with Fatty Liver in Taiwan.
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