… may be influenced by liver stiffness, and this possibility is not fully assessed in this study.
Third, patient-specific factors that might influence liver stiffness and agreement between …

… ) using a gradient-recalled echo (GRE) or a recently available spin-echo echo-planar imaging
(SE-… for measuring liver stiffness. However, it sometimes fails to measure stiffness values, …

… Our study addresses liver iron and fat content simultaneously to describing the technical …
for liver MRI. EPI SE-MRE should be considered an optimal alternative to assess liver fibrosis in …

… stiffness images to indicate the regions where the stiffness estimation is unreliable. Mean liver
stiffness … least 500 pixels with reliable stiffness values within the liver in each section (25). …

… By measuring the stiffness of the tissue, this method allows the staging of liver fibrosis. Two
imaging techniques may be used for elastography: ultrasound and magnetic resonance (MR) …

… to noninvasively detect liver fibrosis and cirrhosis. Liver stiffness measurement can also be
used to detect and assess severity of portal hypertension, 2,3 in addition to spleen stiffness. …

… of MR imaging–derived liver stiffness measurements. Establishing … up of patients with chronic
liver diseases who are known to … of MR elastography liver stiffness measurements across a …

… techniques across a range of liver stiffness (not just healthy or diseased livers). Second, …
and produces liver stiffness values that are not significantly different from stiffness values …

… Stiffness thresholds for liver MR elastography in children vary between studies and may differ
from thresholds in adults. Normative liver stiffness data … , normative liver stiffness data for …

… -dimensional echo planar imaging (3D-EPI) and (b) 2D-GRE liver stiffness … echo (2D-GRE)
for each METAVIR stage in relation to degree of necroinflammatory activity. Liver stiffness …