Hepatology Communications · 4 authors, 4 centres
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This letter to the editor critiques a cohort study by Wernberg et al. that found no association between MASH and cognitive impairment in 180 obese bariatric surgery patients, arguing that the low prevalence of advanced liver disease, unmeasured body composition confounders, and methodological issues limit the study's conclusions.
This correspondence critically appraises a study by Wernberg et al. examining cognitive impairment across the MASLD severity spectrum in 180 obese patients undergoing bariatric surgery. The authors call for studies in histologically confirmed MASLD patients outside bariatric surgery cohorts with longitudinal follow-up.
