Stratifies NAFLD Patients
And Diagnoses NASH and NASH cirrhosis

Diagnoses NASH and NASH cirrhosis with LIVERFASt™

LIVERFASt™ is a blood-based test that provides a complete liver assessment and diagnosis for fibrosis, cirrhosis, activity and steatosis from early to late NASH stages.

LIVERFASt™ Identifies NAFLD Among Patients With MetS

The median scores of LIVERFASt™ tests increase with the number of MetS factors.

LIVERFASt™ stratifies NAFLD according to fibrosis stage and activity and steatosis grades.

LIVERFASt™ performs similarly for patients with obesity and diabetes.

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Reliable Results Compared To Elastography

LIVERFASt™ provides reliable results in patients with conditions where liver stiffness measurement by elastography could not:

Severe obesity (risk of failure of elastography).

Severe steatosis (risk of overestimation of liver stiffness).

Significant liver cytolysis upper than 3 times ULN (risk of overestimation of liver stiffness).

LIVERFASt™ Outperforms Other Standards Of Care

LIVERFASt™ provides higher accuracy for cirrhosis in both diabetic and non-diabetic patients:

For severe fibrosis and cirrhosis:

Performed comparably to elastography with better applicability and no failure.

Outperformed FIB-4 in the identification of cirrhosis and severe fibrosis in Type 2 Diabetes NAFLD patients.

For early fibrosis: better performance than elastography without bias from inflammatory activity and steatosis.

For steatosis: better grading of steatosis than liver ultrasound and controlled attenuation parameter (CAP).

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