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12 Niet-alcoholische steatohepatitis

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Epidemiologisch onderzoek heeft aangetoond dat leversteatose een onschuldige aandoening is die vanzelf overgaat of met een paar eenvoudige aanpassingen van de levensstijl volledig reversibel is. Zo laat een longitudinaal populatieonderzoek in Noord-Italië zien dat een met echografie geconstateerde steatose 8,5 jaar later bij de meeste mensen volledig verdwenen was.

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