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1Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor imaging with [Lys 40 (Ahx-HYNIC- 99m Tc/EDDA)NH 2 ]-exendin-4 for the detection of insulinoma显示文摘Anna Sowa-Staszczak Dorota Pach Renata Miko?ajczak Helmut M?cke Agata Jabrocka-Hybel Agnieszka Stefańska Monika Tomaszuk Barbara Janota Aleksandra Gilis-Januszewska Maciej Ma?ecki Grzegorz Kamiński Aldona Kowalska Jan Kulig Andrzej Matyja Czes?aw Osuch Al 2013European Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging2013,,4:2
2Hypothyroidism and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease:A coincidence or a causal relationship?显示文摘Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease(NAFLD)is a global problem.It may be caused by metabolic and hormonal disorders,including hypothyroidism.However,non-thyroid causes of NAFLD in people with hypothyroidism,including improper eating behavior and low physical activity,should be acknowledged.This study aimed to present the current literature on whether the development of NAFLD is related to hypothyroidism or a typical consequence of an unhealthy lifestyle in people with hypothyroidism.The results of previous studies do not allow for an unequivocal determination of the pathogenetic relationship between hypothyroidism and NAFLD.Important non-thyroid-initiating factors include providing too many calories in relation to requirements,consuming excessive amounts of monosaccharides and saturated fats,being overweight,and maintaining low physical activity levels.The recommended nutritional model for both hypothyroidism and NAFLD may be the Mediterranean diet,which is rich in fruits and vegetables,polyunsaturated fatty acids,and vitamin E.Barbara Janota Elżbieta Szczepańska Brygida Adamek Ewa Janczewska 2023World Journal of Hepatology2023,15,5:0
3Evaluation of the nutritional status of patients with liver cirrhosis显示文摘BACKGROUND Progressive malnutrition coexists with liver diseases,particularly in patients with cirrhosis.Early diagnosis of malnutrition in patients with advanced stages of chronic liver disease and the implementation of appropriate nutritional treatment for malnourished patients should be an integral part of the therapeutic process.AIM To evaluate the nutritional status of patients with various severities of advanced liver fibrosis,using various nutritional status parameters.METHODS This study involved 118 patients with liver cirrhosis who were classified into three groups according to their Child-Pugh score.The nutritional status of the patients in each group was assessed using different methods.The average values obtained from the measurements were calculated for each research group.The influence of disease stage on the examined parameters of nutritional status was determined using one-way analysis of variance.To investigate the relationship between the parameters determining nutritional status and the stage of disease advancement,a correlation analysis was performed.RESULTS The Child-Pugh A group had the highest mean body weight(76.42 kg),highest mean body mass index(BMI)(26.72 kg/m²),and largest mean arm circumference(27.64 cm).In the Child-Pugh B group,the mean scores of all examined variables were lower than those of the Child-Pugh A group,whereas the mean body weight and BMI of the Child-Pugh C group were higher than those of the Child-Pugh B group.There was a very strong correlation between the Child-Pugh classification and subjective global assessment score;a very strong correlation between the Child-Pugh classification and arm circumference;a strong correlation between the Child-Pugh classification and body weight,albumin concentration,fat-free mass index,muscle mass index,phase angle,and BMI;and an average correlation between Child-Pugh classification and fat mass index.Notably,these indicators deteriorated with disease progression.CONCLUSION Advanced liver fibrosis leads to the deterioration of many nutritional status parameters.The extent of malnutrition increases with the progression of liver fibrosis.The Child-Pugh score reflects the nutritional status.Barbara Janota Aneta Krupowicz Kinga Noras Ewa Janczewska 2023World Journal of Hepatology2023,15,7:0
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