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Sandrin L, Tanter M, Gennisson JL, et al

Inclusion of hsCRP, which is positively correlated with NAFLD and NASH diagnoses, is likely to significantly strengthen to non-invasive diagnostic power of any or all of these matrices for patients with NAFLD

Hoogeveen et al, 2000

A4: No strict restrictions, but a balanced diet enhances effectiveness

As a result, the majority of cases were not linked to known genetic illnesses, suggesting that secondary mitochondrial dysfunction may play a role [14] (Table 1 )