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Study cohort.

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Table 1.

Characteristics of the study cohort.

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Applicability and diagnostic value of non-invasive methods for fibrosis detection prior to bariatric surgery.

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Fig 2.

Liver elastography in patients scheduled for bariatric surgery.

Red lines indicate recommend cut-offs for detections of advanced liver fibrosis (TE) [13] and liver cirrhosis (acoustic radiation force impulse imaging, ARFI) [8]. Application of these cut-offs in patients scheduled for bariatric surgery results in overestimation of fibrosis severity in a high percentage of cases.

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Fig 3.

Performance of ELF score.

The diagnostic accuracy of the ELF score for detection of advanced liver fibrosis (≥F2) was evaluated in a cohort of non-bariatric NAFLD patients [17]. The calculated cut-off was applied to the bariatric cohort and correctly classified the majority of patients. Grey boxes below each bar indicate the median value.

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