NAFLD: a hegemonic disease by Prof. S. Francque
In this Expert perspective video, Prof Sven Francque explains how to make the distinction between NAFL and NASH. This is important even though in clinical practice there is a continuum between the two. In the pathophysiology of NASH there is a complex interplay between different organs. Adipose tissue dysfunction is an important driver of disease.
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- Prof. Sven Francque
- May 6, 2020
- More Definition, Epidemiology
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