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Ultrasound elastography and MR elastography for assessing liver fibrosis: part 2, diagnostic performance, confounders, and future directions

Tang et al., 2015

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18164670445875747243
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Tang A
Cloutier G
Szeverenyi N
Sirlin C
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American journal of roentgenology

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OBJECTIVE. The purpose of the article is to review the diagnostic performance of ultra- sound and MR elastography techniques for detection and staging of liver fibrosis, the main current clinical applications of elastography in the abdomen. CONCLUSION. Technical and …
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