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Fig 1.

The flow chart of the chronic hepatitis patients enrolled into this study.

MetS represents metabolic syndrome.

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Fig 2.

Total patients and chronic hepatitis C (CHC) patients coexisted with MetS had significant higher liver stiffness level than those without (8.7kPa vs 6.5 kPa, p = 0.01; 10.7 kPa vs 7.3 kPa, p = 0.049, respectively).

Although chronic hepatitis B (CHB) patients coexisted with Mets also had higher liver stiffness level than those without, the difference was not significant (7.3 kPa vs 5.9 kPs, p = 0.138).

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Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of enrolled 395 patients.

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Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of enrolled 228 CHB patients.

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Table 3.

Baseline characteristics of enrolled 150 CHC patients.

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Table 4.

Logistic regression analysis of factors associated with metabolic syndrome for enrolled total patients, chronic hepatitis B patients and chronic hepatitis C patients.

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