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Brent A. Tetri, MD, FACG
NAFLD and NASH
Brent A Tetri, MD, FACGSaint Louis UniversitySaint Louis University
Prevalence of NAFLD
NAFLD by u/s: 46%• Adults seen in medicine clinic• Screening colonoscopy• n = 156 134 biopsied (86%)
Williams et al, Gastroenterology 2011;140:124-31
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Liver Biopsy
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Prevalence of NASH by biopsy
NASH: 12% of total(30% of those with NAFLD)
Williams et al, Gastroenterology 2011;140:124-31
NASH as an indication for transplant
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*PN = Probable NASH based on risk factorsBrandman et al, AASLD 2011
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NAFLD Activity Score (NAS)Grade 1 Grade 1 Grade 1
Grade 3 Grade 3Grade 2
Steatosis Ballooning Inflammation
MDB
Courtesy of EM Brunt
NAFLD Activity Score (NAS)Grade 1 Grade 1 Grade 1
Grade 3 Grade 3Grade 2
NAS = Steatosis + Ballooning + Inflammation• Not a weighted score (ie, maybe ballooning
should be weighted more)• Designed for clinical trials• Not designed to diagnose NASH
NAS = Steatosis + Ballooning + Inflammation• Not a weighted score (ie, maybe ballooning
should be weighted more)• Designed for clinical trials• Not designed to diagnose NASH
Steatosis Ballooning Inflammation
MDB
Courtesy of EM Brunt
g g• Fibrosis is staged separately (0 to 4)
g g• Fibrosis is staged separately (0 to 4)
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Assessing fibrosis: Fibroscan
• Measures shear wave velocity through the liver• Approved by FDA April 2013
ControlledPulse
Fibroscan: Shear wave propagation map
2525 mm
Depth 65 mmh
Time
65 mm
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Fibroscan: Shear wave propagation map
2525 mm
Depth 65 mmh
Time
65 mm
Fibroscan: Shear wave propagation map
2525 mm
Depth 65 mm
d
t
Velocity = d/t
h
Time
65 mmt
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Fibroscan: Shear wave propagation map
2525 mm
Depth 65 mm
d
t
Velocity = d/tEquivalent stiffness (E, kPa)
E = 3pVs2
h
Time
65 mmt
Fibroscan: Shear wave propagation map
• Examples, E (kPa):
4.1 kPa 5.5 kPa
Normal
26.3 kPa 36.3 kPa
Cirrhosis
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Assessing fibrosis: Fibroscan
307 patients with NAFLD• Liver stiffness (E) in• Liver stiffness (E) in
controls = NAFLD without fibrosis
• Excellent prediction of advanced fibrosis
E =
Kumar et al, Dig Dis Sci 2013;58:265-274
Assessing fibrosis: Fibroscan
AUROC
AdvancedFibrosis
0.94
Kumar et al, Dig Dis Sci 2013;58: 265-274
(Fibroscan)
Fibrosis
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P th iPathogenesisand
Treatment
Liver fat metabolism:Liver fat metabolism:
Hepatocellularfree fatty acids
Peroxisomalβ-oxidation
Mitochondrialβ oxidation
SER (P450)ω-oxidation
Triglyceride
VLDL(secreted)
β-oxidation
Lipiddroplets
(steatosis)
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Excesscarbohydrates
Excess peripheral lipolysis
Increased
Insulin resistance
Diet,uncontrolled
diabetesLiver fat metabolism:Liver fat metabolism:
Hepatocellularfree fatty acids
De novolipogenesis
c easedcirculatingfatty acids
Peroxisomalβ-oxidation
Mitochondrialβ oxidation
SER (P450)ω-oxidation
Triglyceride
VLDL(secreted)
β-oxidation
Lipiddroplets
(steatosis)
Excesscarbohydrates
Increased
Insulin resistance
Diet,uncontrolled
diabetesLipotoxicity hypothesis:Lipotoxicity hypothesis:
Excess peripheral lipolysis
Lipotoxicmetabolites
Peroxisomalβ-oxidation
Mitochondrialβ oxidation
SER (P450)ω-oxidation
De novolipogenesis
• ER stress
Hepatocellularfree fatty acids
c easedcirculatingfatty acids
Lipiddroplets
(steatosis)
β-oxidationTriglyceride
VLDL(secreted)
ER stress• Inflammation• Apoptosis• Necrosis
Neuschwander-Tetri BA. Hepatology 2010;52:774-788
NASH
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Excesscarbohydrates
Increased
Insulin resistance
Diet,uncontrolled
diabetesLipotoxicity hypothesis:Lipotoxicity hypothesis:
Excess peripheral lipolysis
Lipotoxicmetabolites
Peroxisomalβ-oxidation
Mitochondrialβ oxidation
SER (P450)ω-oxidation
De novolipogenesis
• ER stress
Hepatocellularfree fatty acids
c easedcirculatingfatty acids
Lipiddroplets
(steatosis)
β-oxidationTriglyceride
VLDL(secreted)
ER stress• Inflammation• Apoptosis• Necrosis
Neuschwander-Tetri BA. Hepatology 2010;52:774-788
NASH
Excesscarbohydrates
Increased
Insulin resistance
Diet,uncontrolled
diabetesLipotoxicity hypothesis:Lipotoxicity hypothesis:
Excess peripheral lipolysis
• Ceramides• Diacylglycerols• Lysophosphatidyl choline
Lipotoxicmetabolites
Peroxisomalβ-oxidation
Mitochondrialβ oxidation
SER (P450)ω-oxidation
De novolipogenesis
• ER stress
Hepatocellularfree fatty acids
c easedcirculatingfatty acids
• Lysophosphatidyl choline• Others
Lipiddroplets
(steatosis)
β-oxidationTriglyceride
VLDL(secreted)
ER stress• Inflammation• Apoptosis• Necrosis
Neuschwander-Tetri BA. Hepatology 2010;52:774-788
NASH
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Excesscarbohydrates
Increased
Insulin resistance
Diet,uncontrolled
diabetesLipotoxicity hypothesis:Lipotoxicity hypothesis:
Excess peripheral lipolysis
Lipotoxicmetabolites
Peroxisomalβ-oxidation
Mitochondrialβ oxidation
SER (P450)ω-oxidation
De novolipogenesis
• ER stress
Hepatocellularfree fatty acids
c easedcirculatingfatty acids
Lipiddroplets
(steatosis)
β-oxidationTriglyceride
VLDL(secreted)
ER stress• Inflammation• Apoptosis• Necrosis
Neuschwander-Tetri BA. Hepatology 2010;52:774-788
NASH
Excesscarbohydrates
Increased
Insulin resistance
Diet,uncontrolled
diabetesTreatment of NASHTreatment of NASH Excess peripheral
lipolysis
• Weight loss• Exercise• TZDs?
Divert to muscle
• Cut the carbs!
Divert to muscle• Exercise
Lipotoxicmetabolites
Peroxisomalβ-oxidation
Mitochondrialβ oxidation
SER (P450)ω-oxidation
De novolipogenesis
• ER stress
Hepatocellularfree fatty acids
c easedcirculatingfatty acids
Divert to muscle• Exercise
Diminish toxicity• Vitamin E?
Lipiddroplets
(steatosis)
β-oxidationTriglyceride
VLDL(secreted)
ER stress• Inflammation• Apoptosis• Necrosis
Neuschwander-Tetri BA. Hepatology 2010;52:774-788
NASH
Facilitate storage/secretion• Betaine?
• Fish oil?• Ursodiol?
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NASH CRN PIVENS trial
• Pioglitazone vs Vitamin E vs Placebo in adults– Pioglitazone
• PPARγ ligand• Improves adipocyte function
– Vitamin E• Antioxidant• Other mechanisms of action?
• Excluded diabetics, cirrhotics
Vitamin E alone met the pre-specified primary endpoint
50%) P< 0.001 P< 0.04
10
20
30
40
ortio
n of
sub
ject
s (
36/84NNT=4.4
26/80NNT= 6.6
16/83
Vit E placebo Pio0
10
treatment groups
Prop
o
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Both vitamin E and pioglitazone increased the proportion of subjects with resolution of NASH
100%
)
20
40
60
80
rtio
n of
sub
ject
s (%
P< 0.0008 P< 0.01
44/84 40/80
Vitamin E placebo pioglitazone0
20
study groups
prop
or 23/83
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Liver enzymes
0
ALT
-40
-30
-20
-10
Ch
ange
(U
/L)
0 24 48 72 960 24 48 72 96
Weeks
Placebo Vitamin E Pioglitazone
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Change in body weight
5
WEIGHT
-2.5
02
.5
Cha
nge
(kg)
0 24 48 72 96
Weeks
Placebo Vitamin E Pioglitazone
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PIVENS: weight changes and treatment
• Both weight change and
Vitamin E
Placebo • Both weight change and vitamin E treatment influenced change in NAS
• Weight loss + vitamin E was best
Hoofnagle et al, APT 2013;38:134-143
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Exercise
• 45 sedentary obese teen boys• All received nutritional advice• All received nutritional advice• 15: no exercise plan• 15: supervised wt lifting 3
times weekly for 3 months• 15: supervised
treadmill/ellipitical 3 times weekly for 3 monthsweekly for 3 months
• Conclusion: both forms of exercise decrease liver lipid
Lee et al, Diabetes 2012;61:2787-2795
Treatment of NASH 2013
• Focus on preventing adipose IR and associated systemic lipotoxicity– Doing this treats NASH and comorbidities
• Lifestyle modification– Exercise: Goal of 30-45 minutes aerobic + resistance
exercise daily– Weight loss
• gradual and sustained• bariatric surgery an option• bariatric surgery an option
– Healthy eating• portion control• avoid sugar sweetened beverages• no trans-fats
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Treatment of NASH 2013
• Drugs– Vitamin E
• 400 IU/d of natural form• Benefit in cirrhotics and diabetics unknown
– Thiazolidinediones? (pioglitazone, rosiglitazone)– Statins?– Metformin-no benefit of improving hepatic insulin
sensitivity• Benefit of controlling co morbidities on NASH?• Benefit of controlling co-morbidities on NASH?
– Recognize and treat obstructive sleep apnea– Treating hyperlipidemia, improving glycemic control: no
effect on liver• Treatment trials
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