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SE-070 - Liver stiffness: 2D-shear wave elastography can be used with the same cut-off levels than VCTE for the diagnosis of compensated advanced chronic liver disease

Speakers
  • C. Cassinotto
Authors
  • C. Cassinotto
  • B. Lapuyade
  • B. Guiu
  • W. Merrouche
  • N. Molinari
  • V. De Lédinghen
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Certificate of Merit
DOI

10.5444/esgar2020/SE-070

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