Portal Pressure and Liver Stiffness Measurements in the Prediction of Fibrosis Regression After Sustained Virological Response in Recurrent Hepatitis C

Overview

Journal Hepatology

Specialty Gastroenterology

Date 2017 Sep 30

PMID 28960366

Citations 53

Authors

Ezequiel Mauro

Gonzalo Crespo

Carla Montironi

Maria-Carlota Londono

Virginia Hernandez-Gea

Pablo Ruiz

Lydia Sastre

Julissa Lombardo

Zoe Marino

Alba Diaz

Jordi Colmenero

Antoni Rimola

Juan Carlos Garcia-Pagan

Merce Brunet

Xavier Forns

Miquel Navasa

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Abstract

Conclusion: In conclusion, SVR post-LT induces fibrosis regression in most patients, leading to significant clinical benefits. Pretreatment HVPG and LSM are significant determinants of the likelihood of fibrosis regression. Finally, LSM accurately predicts the presence of AF and PH 1 year after SVR and thus can be used to determine monitoring strategies. (Hepatology 2018;67:1683-1694).

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