The study aims to identify how different BMI subcategories relate to the risk of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) and liver-related events (LREs).
Examined metabolically distinct BMI subgroups.
Analyzed risk variations of MASLD and LREs among these subgroups.
Used statistical models to assess outcomes.
Metabolically distinct BMI groups showed varying risk levels for MASLD and LREs.
Certain BMI subclasses were significantly associated with higher risk rates.
The findings emphasize the need for tailored risk assessments based on BMI classification.
Abstract
Metabolically distinct BMI subgroups exhibit heterogeneous risks of MASLD and LREs.