… elastography … liver stiffness is altered by hepatic steatosis, inflammation, and obesity. We
also aimed to identify factors associated with discordance between liver stiffness measurements …

… minimum number of liver stiffness measurements on shear wave elastography (SWE) and
to evaluate the frequency of technical failures and unreliable stiffness measurements and the …

… for liver fibrosis, transient elastography (TE), as a novel ultrasound based technology, has
allowed a noninvasive measurement of liver stiffness … clinical course of liver fibrosis is dynamic …

… This article illustrated the usefulness of liver stiffness measurement … Liver cirrhosis is a
well-known risk factor for morbidity and … that liver fibrosis and cirrhosis are negative factors for liver …

… Fibrosis can be assessed through invasive [liver biopsy (LB)] and non-invasive methods
such as transient elastography (TE) assessment of liver stiffness (LS), developed in the last few …

… elastography and TE LS measurements in identifying the three fibrosis stages (F ≥ 2, F ≥
3 and F = 4) using liver … -wave elastography we arbitrarily decided to use the measurement …

… have evaluated transient elastography, with less data available for the other technologies.
Liver stiffness measurement could appear as a simple way to explore the liver, but several …

… the liver. An elastogram representing a map of the liver stiffness was generated allowing
for the measurement of the average liver stiffness inside a region of interest. The Fibroscan …

… the reproducibility of liver stiffness measurement by transient elastography with … , liver
stiffness value, anatomic conditions, body mass index (BMI), knowledge of previous measurement, …

… of liver stiffness measurements by transient elastography (TE… viral hepatitis scheduled for
liver biopsy at the outpatient ward … Liver biopsy was performed on the same day as TE, as day …