This study evaluates liver fibrosis scoring systems in 41 adults with inborn errors of immunity, suggesting reliable non-invasive methods for early disease detection.
Key Points
Liver fibrosis is a significant complication in adults with inborn errors of immunity, requiring early identification.
Transient elastography accurately measures liver stiffness, correlating with liver enzyme levels in patients.
The study found AUC values of 0.647 for APRI, 0.665 for FIB-4, and 0.684 for NFS, indicating diagnostic performance.
Optimal cut-off values were established for APRI, FIB-4, and NFS, aiding in timely liver disease assessment.