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Z Gastroenterol 2023; 61(10): 1419-1423
DOI: 10.1055/a-2149-7976
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Neues zur Fettleber: Nomenklatur, Screening-Empfehlungen, Therapiebemühungen und andere klinisch relevante Aspekte

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Die nicht-alkoholische Fettleber (NAFL) breitet sich aus: 2015 litten geschätzt fast 20 Millionen Bundesbürger an einer Fettleber, davon mehr als 3 Millionen an einer NASH und mehr als 200.000 an einer NASH-Zirrhose. Die Projektion für 2030 verheißt nichts Gutes: Es wird bevölkerungsweit eine Zunahme der NASH um 47 % und der NASH-Zirrhose um 142 % erwartet, was automatisch auch mit einer deutlichen Zunahme des HCC einhergehen dürfte [1].



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09 October 2023

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