Review
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World J Gastroenterol. Jan 14, 2014; 20(2): 475-485
Published online Jan 14, 2014. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v20.i2.475
Table 1 Indexes for the prediction of liver steatosis
IndexAuthor(nation)Paper (yr)No. of subjects(fatty liver/ non-fatty liver)ParametersCutoff valuesSens-itivitySpeci-ficityAUROCDiagnostic methods for hepatic steatosis
FLIBedogni(Italy)BMC Gastroenterology (2006)228/268BMI, waist circumference, triglyceride, γGT< 30 > 6087.0%61.0%64.0%86.0%0.84US
NAFLD liver fat score1Kontronen(Finland)Gastroenterology (2009)470MetS, type II diabetes, IRI, AST, AST/ALT ratio-0.6486.0%71.0%0.8720.863MRS
HSILee (South Korea)Dig Liver Dis (2010)5362/5362 (sex- and age- matched)8 × AST/ALT ratio + BMI + (+ 2 for females, + 2 for diabetes)< 30 > 3693.1%92.4%0.812US
STPoynaud(France)Comp Hepatol(2005)744/14012 parameters40.30 0.7290%90.0%0.7920.8030.8630.723Biopsy
Park (South Korea)Korean J Hepatol(2011)145/311ALT/AST > 1.5 (= 1 point)γGT > 50 IU/L (= 1 point)TG > 150 mg/dL (= 1 point)BMI 23-24.9 (= 2 points) ≥ 25 (= 3 points)371.7%75.9%0.797US
Bajaj(India)Indian J Med Res (2009)39/82IRI +1.6 × BMI + 1.9 × FPG1.684.6%76.0%0.76US