Philips shear wave elastography simplifies liver assessment, making obtaining liver stiffness measurements fast and easy. This non-invasive, reproducible, and easily performed method of assessing liver tissue stiffness may help reduce, or even avoid, the need for conventional liver biopsies1. Research suggests that instead of a costly and painful biopsy procedure, an easy ultrasound exam could become routine for assessing liver disease status.
Philips shear wave elastography simplifies liver assessment, making obtaining liver stiffness measurements fast and easy.
This non-invasive, reproducible, and easily performed method of assessing liver tissue stiffness may help reduce, or even avoid, the need for conventional liver biopsies.
Research suggests that instead of a costly and painful biopsy procedure, an easy ultrasound exam could become routine for assessing liver disease status.
Philips shear wave elastography simplifies liver assessment, making obtaining liver stiffness measurements fast and easy.
This non-invasive, reproducible, and easily performed method of assessing liver tissue stiffness may help reduce, or even avoid, the need for conventional liver biopsies.
Research suggests that instead of a costly and painful biopsy procedure, an easy ultrasound exam could become routine for assessing liver disease status.
Philips shear wave elastography simplifies liver assessment, making obtaining liver stiffness measurements fast and easy.
This non-invasive, reproducible, and easily performed method of assessing liver tissue stiffness may help reduce, or even avoid, the need for conventional liver biopsies.
Research suggests that instead of a costly and painful biopsy procedure, an easy ultrasound exam could become routine for assessing liver disease status.
