Metabolic (dysfunction)-associated fatty liver disease has taken importance during the last two years, given the new criteria for diagnosis compared to the previous criteria used to define non-alcoholic fatty liver disease. Multiple studies have also shown that this definition better adjusts to the pathogenesis and patient characteristics with fatty liver.
Keywords: MAFLD; fatty liver; metabolic dysfunction.
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