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. 2023 Feb 19;13(4):788. doi: 10.3390/diagnostics13040788

Table 3.

Performance of DS cut-off values by 2D-SWE for detecting lobular inflammatory activity in biopsy-proven NAFLD.

Fibrosis Stage ≥I1 ≥I2 ≥I3
Study Manufacturer Cut-Off
(m/s/kHz)
AUROC Se/Sp
(%)
Cut-Off
(m/s/kHz)
AUROC Se/Sp
(%)
Cut-Off
(m/s/kHz)
AUROC Se/Sp
(%)
Sugimoto [86], 2020
(n = 111)
Canon Medical Systems 8.5 0.95 94/100 9.9 0.81 89/66 12.5 0.85 83
Lee [85], 2021
(n = 102)
Canon Medical Systems 10.5 0.89 74/96 10.5 0.85 85/74 11.7 0.78 100/63
9.1 0.89 91/58 9.9 0.85 92/62 11.7 0.78 100/63
10.4 0.89 75/92 12.8 0.85 50/90 19.7 0.78 0/100
Jang [87], 2022
(n = 132)
Canon Medical Systems 10.8 0.86 82/82 82/82 0.86 90/77 11.6 0.79 100/61

AUROC—area under the ROC curve; Se—sensitivity; Sp—specificity; N/S—not specified; n—population; I1—mild lobular inflammation grade; I2—moderate lobular inflammation grade; I3—severe lobular inflammation grade. In conclusion, due to the recent advancements of 2D-SWE techniques and promising future developments, we can obtain, in a non-invasive manner, valuable information regarding fibrosis, steatosis, and possible inflammation in both chronic and acute liver diseases [104,105].