… diagnostic assessment of liver fibrosis, a major determinant of disease severity, is an important
step in the management of patients with chronic liver … for the diagnosis of liver fibrosis. …

… and follow up of liver fibrosis and cirrhosis have been traditionally performed by liver biopsy.
… Attempts at uncovering non-invasive diagnostic tools have yielded multiple scores, formulae…

… activity and fibrosis stage in chronic liver disease, both in … an altered fibrotic response in
animal models of liver fibrosis. NK … to participate in regulating liver fibrosis, whereas other innate …

… of liver disease and in the majority of patients diagnosis was mainly based on the morphological
examination of liver … Features such as necrosis, inflammation and fibrosis were not …

… liver fibrosis … fibrosis is to remove the causative agent, many promising new treatments
can significantly reduce collagen accumulation in different experimental models of chronic liver …

… It has been proven that liver fibrosis is reversible after the … diagnosis of liver fibrosis is of
vital importance for clinical treatment. Liver biopsy remains the gold standard for both diagnosis …

… liver fibrosis in recent years. Development of non-invasive strategies to detect liver fibrosis
has enabled clinicians to diagnose … in pathogenesis and diagnostic evaluation of liver fibrosis. …

… diagnosis of liver diseases, the diagnosis of F2 and F1 stages is very difficult. There have
been attempts to perform tissue diagnosis using images of the liver … estimation of liver stiffness …

… levels of biomarkers of fibrosis, and a ‘physical’’ approach that measures liver stiffness. ‘…
diagnostic methodologies and their possible integration for the evaluation of liver fibrosis in …

… mentioned that the severity of liver fibrosis should be considered, … liver fibrosis is potentially
reversible.[5] Therefore, it is important to diagnose and assess the severity of liver fibrosis …