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Comparative Effectiveness of Shear Wave Elastography and VCTE in MASLD Risk Stratification: Insights from FIB-4-Based Two-Step Algorithms

MedXY Editorial Team•Aug 15, 2026•Gastroenterology
risk stratificationMASLDVibration-Controlled Transient ElastographyShear Wave Elastographyliver-related events

Highlights

  • Shear wave elastography (SWE) provides similar risk stratification performance as VCTE within FIB-4-based two-step MASLD algorithms.
  • AGA- and EASL-based SWE algorithms effectively stratify liver-related event (LRE) risk into low, intermediate, and high categories.
  • Strong correlation observed between SWE and VCTE liver stiffness measurements (Spearman’s ρ = 0.713).
  • No significant difference in predictive accuracy or net reclassification improvement between SWE- and VCTE-based approaches.

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