From:  Metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD): a systemic disease with a variable natural history and challenging management

Effect of the number of CMRFs involved in the development of MASLD on the prevalence of liver steatosis and the risk of advanced liver fibrosis [62] and the incident risk of CVD [63]

Number of CMRFsPrevalence of liver steatosis [62]Prevalence of liver advanced fibrosis [62]Incident risk of CVD, SHR (95% CI) [63]P
[63]
0< 5%0%1.00 (reference)
136.0% (31.0%–41.4%)3.5% (0.2%–6.7%)1.41 (1.30–1.53)< 0.001
253.7% (47.7%–59.6%)10.9% (6.2–15.6%)1.65 (1.53–1.79)< 0.001
372.3% (65.3%–79.4%)14.5% (9.7%–19.2%)1.86 (1.72–2.02)< 0.001
485.2% (81.8%–88.7%)21.7% (15.9%–27.4%)1.92 (1.76–2.09)< 0.001
583.5% (79.8%–87.7%)24.2% (14.9%–33.5%)2.15 (1.95–2.37)< 0.001

CMRFs: cardio-metabolic risk factors; CVD: cardio-vascular disease; MASLD: metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease; SHR: subdistribution hazard ratio