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Body mass index and alcohol consumption are directly related with liver steatosis. Results from a prospective study of patients referred for hyperferritinemia

Crossref DOI link: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aohep.2020.07.012

Published Print: 2020-11

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Castiella, Agustín

Zapata, Eva

Urreta, Iratxe

Zubiaurre, Leire

Alústiza, José Mª

Otazua, Pedro

Emparanza, José Ignacio

Zubiaurre, Leire

Zapata, Eva

Castiella, Agustín

Iribarren, Arantxa

Zubiaurre, Leire

Zapata, Eva

Castiella, Agustín

Iribarren, Arantxa

Mendarte, Usua

Bujanda, Luis

Muro, Nerea

Ibarra, Begoña

Dolores de Juan, M.

Urreta, Iratxe

Emparanza, Jose I.

Alústiza, Jose M.

Salvador, Emma

Otazua, Pedro

de Juan, Aitor

Letamend, Garazi

Arrizabalaga, Beatriz

Rincón, Maria Luisa
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Article Title: Body mass index and alcohol consumption are directly related with liver steatosis. Results from a prospective study of patients referred for hyperferritinemia

Journal Title: Annals of Hepatology

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