Correlation Betneen Fatty liver and Body Mass Index
Guo Ye-ming
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Guo Ye-ming
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Objective To invastigate the correlation between fatty liver and body mass index (BMI). Methods To make analyses on the examination of fatty liver and BMI According to the standard of diagnoses for BMI. Results Among the 1801 subjects, the detectable rate was 12.04% in fatty liver, In the cases with BMI (BMI2428), the detectable rate was 24.9%, The ctetectable rate was 42.3% infatty liver (BMI28), The more BMI increases, the higher is the detectable rate. There is a high linear correlation between the detectable rate and BMI. Condusions It is great importance of the body weight control that the fatty live can be prevented.
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Objective To invastigate the correlation between fatty liver and body mass index (BMI). Methods To make analyses on the examination of fatty liver and BMI According to the standard of diagnoses for BMI. Results Among the 1801 subjects, the detectable rate was 12.04% in fatty liver, In the cases with BMI (BMI2428), the detectable rate was 24.9%, The ctetectable rate was 42.3% infatty liver (BMI28), The more BMI increases, the higher is the detectable rate. There is a high linear correlation between the detectable rate and BMI. Condusions It is great importance of the body weight control that the fatty live can be prevented.
Key concepts: Medicine, Fatty liver, Body mass index, Correlation, Internal medicine, Linear correlation, Positive correlation, Gastroenterology