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patients’ main characteristics.

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Table 2.

Liver histology.

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Table 3.

Cytokine levels (pg/mL) in the overall patient group.

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Cytokine levels in different groups of patients.

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Table 5.

Δ cytokine levels in different groups of patients.

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Fig 1.

Th1/Th2, M1/M2 and IL10/IL17a ratios.

Th1/Th2, M1/M2 and IL10/IL17a ratios in patients respectively without and with portal hypertension (PH) (a: NO PH vs PH), in patients without an established diagnosis of Non-alcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH), in comparison with NASH patients (b: NO NASH vs NASH) and in patients without and with diabetes mellitus (DM) (c: NO DM vs DM). IL: interleukin, INFγ: interferonγ, TNFα: tumour necrosis factor α, #: statistically significant difference between groups (p<0.05).

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Fig 2.

Significant correlations between M1/M2 ratio and clinical features.

M1/M2 significant correlations with the respective correlation coefficient (p<0.05). The peripheral (P)-M1/M2 ratio positively correlated with steatosis grade and with fasting insulin. The hepatic venous (HV)-M1/M2 ratio positively correlated with fasting insulin.

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Fig 3.

Significant correlations between IL6 levels and clinical features.

IL6 level in peripheral blood (P) correlated with the visceral fat amount.

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Fig 4.

Significant correlations between IL10/IL17a ratio and clinical features.

IL10/IL17a Significant correlation with the respective correlation coefficient (p<0.05). The peripheral (P)- and hepatic venous (HV)-IL10/IL17 ratios negatively correlated with fasting insulin.

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