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Use of a combined transient elastography and biochemical strategy to determine liver fibrosis in pediatric intestinal failure.
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In brief
Study develops a combined diagnostic algorithm using transient elastography and biochemical markers to non-invasively detect liver fibrosis in pediatric intestinal failure patients. The approach addresses the clinical challenge of monitoring intestinal failure-associated liver disease without invasive biopsy procedures.
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Non-invasive monitoring of intestinal failure (IF) associated liver disease is an ongoing challenge in children with IF. Our objective was to develop a combined algorithm of clinical, transient elastography (TE) and biochemical parameters to identify liver fibrosis in this population. A retrospective cohort study of IF patients followed by our intestinal rehabilitation program between November 201…
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