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Accompanying Fatty Liver Disease May Lead
to Overestimation of Liver Fibrosis By Liver
Stiffness Measurement in Hepatitis B Patients
Lu Liu, The Third Central Clinical College of Tianjin Medical
University, Fang Liu, Department of Hepatology and
Gastroenterology, Ianjin Third Central Hospital of Tianjin and
Tao Han, Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology,
Tianjin Third Central Hospital
Background: he impact of hepatic steatosis on the diagnostic
capability of liver stiffness measurement(LSM) in hepatitis B
patients have not been completely investigated. In this study,
we aimed to explore the association between existence of
fatty liver disease(FLD) and the diagnostic performance of
LSM among hepatitis B patients in a medical center in Tianjin,
China.Methods: A total of 952 hepatitis B patients who
underwent a transient elastography examination at Tianjin
Third Center Hospital between Mar 2014 and Dec 2017 were
included. All patients were divided into two groups depended
on with or without cirrhosis. The diagnosis of liver cirrhosis
was based on comprehensive analysis of clinical diagnosis,
laboratory data, abdominal ultrasonography and LSM score.
Patients without cirrhosis were further grouping according to
the combination of FLD exist, which detected by abdominal
ultrasonography.Results: We analyzed the continuous
variable of non-cirrhosis group. The results showed that there
were marked differences in body mass index(BMI) values,
controlled attenuation parameter (CAP) score and LSM
values between FLD group and non-FLD group. BMI values
(kg/m2) was 27.34(25.22,28.68), 23.74(20.59,25.76) in FLD
group and non-FLD group, respectively (P < 0.001).CAP score
(dB/m) was 255.47(238.93,277.83), 224.66(208.54, 234.81)
in FLD group and non-FLD group, respectively (P < 0.001).
The LSM values (kPa) were 7.54(6.56,8.54), 6.39(5.32,7.00)
in FLD group and non-FLD group, respectively (P < 0.001).
Multivariate linear regression analysis of all study patients
showed that higher CAP (B=0.098, P=0.006) were positively
related to LSM, BMI were no significantly association with
LSM. Conclusion: LSM in hepatitis B patients with FLD
have higher LSM values which may lead to overestimation of
fibrosis in these patients. |
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