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World J Clin Cases. Oct 26, 2020; 8(20): 4688-4699
Published online Oct 26, 2020. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v8.i20.4688
Published online Oct 26, 2020. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v8.i20.4688
Ref. | Study characteristics | NAFLD diagnosis | CHD diagnosis | Main findings |
NAFLD and cardiac CT studies | ||||
Santos et al[43], 2007 | Data were analyzed from a Brazil occupational cohort of 505 people | US | Cardiac CT, CAC score | Hepatic steatosis associated with CAC |
Sung et al[41], 2012 | Data were analyzed from a South Korean occupational cohort of 10153 people | US | Cardiac CT, CAC score | NAFLD associated with a CAC score > 0 |
Kim et al[44], 2012 | Out of 5648 subjects who visited one of our health screening centers between 2003 and 2008, 4023 subjects | CT | Cardiac CT, CAC score | Patients with NAFLD are at increased risk for coronary atherosclerosis independent of classical coronary risk factors |
Vanwagner et al[45], 2014 | Participants from the Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults study (n = 2424) | CT | Cardiac CT, CAC and AAC score | NAFLD associated with a subclinic atherosclerosis (CAC and AAC score > 0) |
Rifai et al[46], 2015 | Participants from the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA) (n = 3976) | CT | Cardiac CT, CAC score | NAFLD is associated with increased inflammation and CAC |
Mellinger et al[42], 2015 | Analysis of the Framingham Heart Study, 3529 participants | CT | Cardiac CT, CAC and AAC score | NAFLD associated with a subclinic atherosclerosis (CAC and AAC score) |
Park et al[47], 2016 | 1732 subjects who underwent serial CAC evaluation | US | Cardiac CT, CAC score | NAFLD plays a role in the early development of CAC |
Ishiba et al[48], 2016 | 698 patients with chest pain or ECG abnormalities who underwent coronary computed tomography | CT | Cardiac CT, CAC score | The progression of arteriosclerosis and that of liver fibrosis may be associated in NAFLD patients |
Kim et al[49], 2017 | Participants in a health screening program (n = 1575) | CT | Cardiac CT, CAC score | The concomitant presence of NAFLD and systemic inflammation as assessed by hs-CRP increases the risk of CAC |
Sinn et al[50], 2017 | This retrospective cohort study included 4731 adult men and women with no history of cardiovascular disease (CVD) | US | Cardiac CT, CAC score | NAFLD was significantly associated with the development of CAC |
Wu et al[51], 2017 | A total of 2345 participants aged ≥ 40 (1035 men and 1310 women) | US | Cardiac CT, CAC score | NAFLD was significantly associated with the development of CAC |
NAFLD and stable CHD | ||||
Lin et al[58], 2005 | 2088 male worker undergoing health surveillence | US | Patient history, ECG | NAFLD associated with higher prevalence of CHD, independently of obesity and other traditional CVD risk factors |
Arslan et al[55], 2007 | Turkish patients admitted with stable CHD (n = 92) | US | CAG (elective) | NAFLD was an independent predictor of CHD (> 50% stenosis of ≥ 1 major coronary artery) |
Mirbagheri et al[59], 2007 | Iranian patients admitted with ACS and CHD (n = 317) | US | CAG (elective) | NAFLD was an independent predictor of clinically relevant CHD (> 30% stenosis of ≥ 1 major coronary artery) |
Akabame et al[60], 2008 | Japanese patients with suspected CHD (n = 298) | CT | CT (elective) | NAFLD was independently associatedwith lipid core ofcoronary plaques |
Alper et al[56], 2008 | Turkish patients with suspected CHD (n = 80) | US | CAG (elective) | NAFLD is associated with more severe CAD |
Açikel et al[61] (2009) | Turkish patients admitted for stable CHD and ACS (n = 355) | US | CAG (elective and acute) | NAFLD was an independent predictor of CHD (> 50% stenosis of ≥ 1 major or CHD suspicion |
Targher et al[62], 2010 | 250 consecutive type 1 diabetes mellitus patients | US | Patient history, ECG | NAFLD was associated with higher prevalence of CHD |
Sun et al[63], 2011 | Hospitalized Chinese patients with high suspicion of CHD (n = 542) | CT | CAG (elective) | NAFLD was associated with severity of CHD |
Wong et al[54], 2011 | Chinese patients with suspicion of CHD (n = 612) | US | CAG (elective) | NAFLD was associated with CHD, independently of established CVD risk factors |
Agac et al[64], 2013 | Turkish patients with ACS (n = 80) | US | CAG (elective) | NAFLD was independently associated with a greater severity of CHD (syntax score) |
Puchner et al[65], 2014 | 445 patients randomized to coronary CT angiography arm in ROMICAT II study | CT | Coronary CT angiography | NAFLD is associated with advanced high-risk coronary plaque, independent of traditional CV risk factors and the extent and severity of CHD |
NAFLD and ACS | ||||
Boddi et al[57], 2013 | Nondiabetic Italian patients admitted for ACS (n = 95) | US | CAG (acute) | NAFLD was independently associated with higher risk of multi-vessel CHD |
Emre et al[69], 2015 | 186 consecutive nondiabetic patients who underwent primary PCI for STEMI | US | CAG (acute) | High rates of TIMI 3 after primary PCI, patients with Fatty liver disease score ≥ 3 are more likely to have impaired myocardial perfusion which may contribute to adverse in hospital outcome |
Wong et al[70], 2016 | 612 prospective patients undergoing CAG for stable CHD and ACS | US | CAG (acute, elective) | In patients with clinical indications for coronary angiogram, the presence of NAFLD is associated with coronary artery stenosis and need for coronary intervention |
Perera et al[67], 2016 | The study group including patients with non-fatal ACS (n = 120) | US | CAG (acute, elective) | Patients with NAFLD have a higher predicted mortality from ACS and thus require aggressive treatment of CAD |
Keskin et al[68], 2017 | The study group consisted of 360 patients with STEMI | US | CAG (acute) | In STEMI patients, presence of NAFLD is associated with unfavorable clinical outcomes. Grade 3 NAFLD had the highest mortality rates |
- Citation: Arslan U, Yenerçağ M. Relationship between non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and coronary heart disease. World J Clin Cases 2020; 8(20): 4688-4699
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/2307-8960/full/v8/i20/4688.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.12998/wjcc.v8.i20.4688