Fatty Liver Index (FLI)
Fatty Liver Index is one of the best models to predict liver fat content.
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FLI ranges for
According to Bedogni et al. (2006), FLI should be below 30:
30
60
According to Crudele et al. (2024), FLI should be below 60 for males:
60
According to Wu et al. (2022), FLI should be below 49 for males:
49
Risk Scale
Optimal range for FLI appears to be below 30 for males:
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30
55
100
- green - Fatty liver unlikely
- yellow - Fatty liver possible
- red - Fatty liver likely
Why this optimal range?
These cutoffs are intended for European and American populations. Cutoffs for Asian populations differ substantially.
Fatty Liver Index is one of the best models to predict liver fat content.
Provided cutoffs are for European men. Cutoffs are widely different for other populations like Asian etc.
Individual Biomarkers
See how each biomarker is interpreted on its own.
Triglycerides: 000 mg/dL
Triglycerides are the main form of fat circulating in the blood, produced from excess dietary energy (mostly carbohydrates) and stored or transported as a key fuel source for the body.
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