… to liver stiffness is needed. In this individual participant data (IPD) meta-analysis, we aimed
to define the normal range of LSM measured by TE and factors influencing this range by …

… normal ranges of liver stiffness in the healthy Chinese population without underlying liver …
In conclusion, the normal range for liver stiffness in the Chinese population is 2.3 to 5.9 kPa. …

… livers of an Arab population, which may form the basis for future clinical practice. The results
of this study suggest a new normal level of liver stiffness for … to define the normal range of LS …

… normal range of liver stiffness measurements in order to differentiate normal from fibrotic
livers… After calculating the true range of normality of liver stiffness measurements, secondary aim …

… is common and these children have a higher risk for liver disease and thus are more likely
to use technology to measure liver stiffness, we chose to include a large number of children …

… Thus, it has been a question of time to develop sophisticated physical methods to truly
quantify liver stiffness (LS). The first such approach has been successfully introduced by Sandrin …

… , none has examined the range of liver stiffness values in a cohort of … liver disease to
establish estimates for normal values and to investigate possible factors in the apparently normal …

… Food intake increases liver stiffness, whereas withdrawal in alcoholics is associated with a
… range/median ratio, must be carefully checked to avoid overestimation of liver stiffness. Most …

… The primary aim of this study was to define the normal range of LS values by recruiting
healthy living liver and kidney donors who went through screening evaluation and were …

… However, Sawh et al (9) recently showed that liver stiffness … Whatever the explanation,
normative liver stiffness data for … to determine normal liver stiffness, and associated normal ranges …