Steatosis and steatohepatitis in postmortem material from Northwestern Greece

Table 1 Detailed causes of death in the population study

Cause of death	n (%)
Ischemic heart disease and/or myocardial infarction	237 (47.59)
Traffic accidents	67 (13.45)
Pneumonic embolism	41 (8.23)
Cerebrovascular incidents	21 (4.2)
Trauma	16 (3.2)
Rupture of aortic aneurysm	16 (3.2)
Neoplasm	14 (2.8)
Cerebrovascular trauma	12 (2.4)
Drowning	12 (2.4)
Heroin overdose and other toxic agents	11 (2.2)
Hanging	7 (1.4)
Cirrhosis	6 (1.2)
Severe burns	5 (1.0)
Thrombosis of the mesentery with peritonitis	4 (0.8)
Sepsis	3 (0.6)
Lower gastrointestinal bleeding	3 (0.6)
Upper gastrointestinal bleeding	2 (0.4)
Inhalation of CO	2 (0.4)
Subdural hematoma	2 (0.4)
Endocarditis	2 (0.4)
Lobular pneumonia	1 (0.2)
Other (infections, electrocution, etc.)	14 (2.8)

Table 2 Correlation of grade and stage in patients with steatohepatitis

Grade	Stage					Totals
	0	1	2	3	4
Mild (I)	0	55	44	13	1	113
Moderate (II)	0	13	21	14	13	61
Severe (III)	0	1	4	9	10	24
Totals	0	69	69	36	24	198

Table 3 Number of subjects in every age group according to sex

Age groups	a	b	c	d	Totals
Male	49	74	134	84	341
Female	16	23	53	65	157
Total	65	97	187	149	498

a: < 45 years; b: 45-60 years; c: 60-75 years; d: > 75 years.