… acute hepatitis, acute liver failure and cholestasis. We investigated liver stiffness as a
potentially useful tool for early detection of patients with hepatic deterioration and risk stratification …

… of metabolic dysfunction– associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD) was proposed, allowing
the co- existence of secondary causes of steatosis. This definition consists of hepatic steatosis …

… liver damage due to acute hepatitis induces a reversible increase in liver stiffness, which
can mislead the diagnosis of liver … elastography, namely hepatic vascular congestion due to …

… However, no patients with liver dysfunction or chronic liver disease and none who … LS
values reflect RAP elevation, hepatic congestion, and hepatic dysfunction, and that LS upon …

… Cardiac hepatopathy is thought to be related to hepatic venous congestion and arterial
ischaemia, and in our study increased liver stiffness was positively correlated with increased …

… tissue repair and liver fibrosis in chronic liver injury, although … Liver Failure Study Group
criteria were included. Upon the diagnosis of ALF and after 7 days, we determined liver stiffness (…

… hepatic inflammation 12–14 can lead to higher liver stiffness values. The central venous
pressure might increase liver stiffness … Renal dysfunction, frequent in patients with chronic liver …

… Hepatic dysfunction is a recognized complication after … We sought to quantitatively measure
hepatic stiffness and vascular … known hepatic pathology: does age change the liver stiffness…

… Finally, NASH with varying levels of LF exacerbates systemic and hepatic insulin resistance,
… Also, TE has the advantage of providing quantitative measurements of liver stiffness, and …

… with liver disease, but the possible relationships between hepatic congestion secondary to
heart failure and liver stiffness … transient elastography–measured liver stiffness in patients with …