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. 2005 Jan 21;11(3):393–395. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v11.i3.393

Table 1.

Anthropometric, biochemical, serum iron parameters, liver iron staining and HFE gene mutations in 31 patients with NASH.

Parameter (n=31) Reference value Abnormal-n (%)
1 BMI <25 kg/m2 23 (74.2)
I Overweight 25-29 20 (64.5)
II Obesity ≥30 3 (9.7)
2 W-H ratio (n = 13) 12 (92)
I. Males (n = 10) <0.9 10 (100)
II. Females (n = 3) <0.85 2 (67)
3 S cholesterol 130-200 mg/dL 13 (41.9)
4 HDL 35-60 mg/dL 8 (25.8)
5 LDL <130 mg/dL 13 (41.9)
6 S Triglycerides 30-200 mg/dL 10 (32.3)
7 Diabetes 3 (9.7)
8 Impaired glucose tolerance 7 (22.6)
Serum iron parameters (n = 23)
9 Serum iron 65-170 mg/dL 1 (4.3)
10 Transferrin saturation <55% 1 (4.3)
11 Serum Ferritin 20-250 ng/mL 1 (4.3)
Perls Prussian blue staining on liver biopsy (n = 14)
12 Iron staining positivity 0 10 (71.4)
1+ 3 (21.4)
2+ 1 (7.2)
3+ 0
4+ 0
13 HFE gene mutations (n = 16)
I. Normal/normal 12 (75)
II. C282Y/C282Y 0
III. C282Y /H63D 0
IV. H63D/ H63D 0
V. H63D/Normal 4 (25)