Table 1:
N (%) | |
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Demographics | |
Age (years)* | |
Mean | 53.8 (13.9) |
Gender | |
Female | 3,791 (58.3%) |
Male | 2,715 (41.7%) |
Race | |
Black | 2,657 (40.8%) |
Non-Black | 3,849 (59.2%) |
Liver Tests | |
LFT Panel Results** | 73,067 |
Mean per patient (SD) | 11.2 (16.0) |
Median per patient (IQR) | 6 (3–13) |
LFT Panels with Abnormal | 27,019 |
Mean per patient (SD) | 4.5 (8.2) |
Median per patient (IQR) | 2 (1–4) |
NAFLD Diagnoses † | 313 (4.8%) |
MetS Components | |
BP > 130/85 | 5,820 (89.5%) |
A1c > 6.5% | 1,693 (26.0%) |
Low HDL | 4,504 (69.2%) |
Triglyceride > 150 | 2,729 (42.0%) |
BMI > 30 | 3,025 (46.5%) |
# of MetS Components | |
0 | 159 (2.4%) |
1 | 1,072 (16.5%) |
2 | 1,654 (25.4%) |
3 | 1,719 (26.4%) |
4 | 1,276 (19.6%) |
5 | 626 (9.6%) |
Comorbidities‡ | |
Smoking history | 2,813 (43.2%) |
Drug Use | 530 (8.2%) |
Age is calculated by the patient’s last data point in the study period
total number of liver function test panel results, not the individual components (transaminases)
Pattern assigned on the first liver test abnormality.
NAFLD and NASH diagnosis codes (571.8, K75.81, or K76.0.
Comorbidities according to ICD-9/10 Elixhauser coding algorithm (38). LFT=liver function test; NAFLD=nonalcoholic fatty liver disease; MetS=metabolic syndrome; BP=blood pressure; HDL=high-density lipoprotein; BMI=body mass index (kg/m2)