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Elastography noninvasively measures liver stiffness to diagnose fibrosis and portal hypertension. Advanced techniques like magnetic resonance elastography offer reliable prognostication, with AI poised to further enhance patient outcomes.

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  • To review current clinical applications of elastography in liver disease.
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