Title: Association between the triglyceride-to-high-density lipoprotein cholesterol ratio and the
incidence of metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease: A retrospective cohort study
Version: 4 Date: 02 Oct 2024
Reviewer:  George Sfikas
Reviewer's report:
An excellent and thorough analysis of all the data concerning a large sample of subjects with
Metabolic-associated fatty liver disease ( MAFLD). The idea to use a very common and easily
measurable predictive factor is simple and brilianr  at the same time. The anthropometric,
biochemical, epidemiological and imaging data verified the significance and the applicability
of this extremely  useful tool for diagnostic and predictive purposes. An excellent work. I only
recommend the use of the term MAFLD instead of NAFLD as more appropriate.
Title: Association between the triglyceride-to-high-density lipoprotein cholesterol ratio and the
incidence of metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease: A retrospective cohort study
Version: 4 Date: 02 Oct 2024
Reviewer:  George Sfikas
Reviewer's report:
An excellent and thorough analysis of all the data concerning a large sample of subjects with
Metabolic-associated fatty liver disease ( MAFLD). The idea to use a very common and easily
measurable predictive factor is simple and brilianr  at the same time. The anthropometric,
biochemical, epidemiological and imaging data verified the significance and the applicability
of this extremely  useful tool for diagnostic and predictive purposes. An excellent work. I only
recommend the use of the term MAFLD instead of NAFLD as more appropriate.
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Title: Association between the triglyceride-to-high-density lipoprotein cholesterol ratio and the
incidence of metabolic dysfunction-associated fatty liver disease: A retrospective cohort study
Version: 4 Date: 02 Oct 2024
Reviewer:  George Sfikas
Reviewer's report:
An excellent and thorough analysis of all the data concerning a large sample of subjects with
Metabolic-associated fatty liver disease ( MAFLD). The idea to use a very common and easily
measurable predictive factor is simple and brilianr  at the same time. The anthropometric,
biochemical, epidemiological and imaging data verified the significance and the applicability
of this extremely  useful tool for diagnostic and predictive purposes. An excellent work. I only
recommend the use of the term MAFLD instead of NAFLD as more appropriate.
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