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Fig 1.

Hepatorenal index measurement in a fatty liver using the subcostal window.

Green: Region of interest in the liver. Blue: Region of interest in the renal cortex. Orange: Renal pyramid. Author’s source.

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Fig 2.

Hepatorenal index measurement in a fatty liver using the intercostal window.

Green: Region of interest in the liver. Blue: Region of interest in the renal cortex. Orange: Renal pyramid. Author’s source.

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Fig 3.

Ultrasound elastography measurement of liver stiffness.

Author’s source.

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Fig 4.

Spectroscopy voxel measurement in magnetic resonance.

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Fig 5.

Fat fraction and iron relaxometry measured using LiverLab software.

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Fig 6.

Flow chart of the studied population.

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Table 1.

Descriptive statistics.

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Fig 7.

Distribution of the correlation between the hepatorenal index and the fat percentage of the groups considering the presence of advanced fibrosis.

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Fig 8.

Receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves for discrimination of moderate to severe fat percentage in the liver using the hepatorenal index in patient groups with and without advanced fibrosis.

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Fig 9.

Two-graph receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve with hepatorenal index cutoff value for discriminating moderate to severe fat percentage.

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Fig 10.

Bland-Altman graph showing the bias of -0.036 between the mean of the measurements made by the same observer.

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Fig 11.

Bland-Altman graph showing the bias of 0.09 between the mean of the measurements made by the same observer.

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