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Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is one of the causes of chronic liver disease. Chronic liver diseases increase liver fibrosis with structural and functional alterations as the amount of fibrosis is correlated with the risk of developing complication of cirrhosis and HCC. Diagnosis and treatment of patients with chronic hepatitis mostly rely on the staging of liver fibrosis. Liver biopsy is the standard procedure for staging fibrosis internationally. On the contrary liver biopsy provides only a small part of the whole organ and this part might not be representative for the amount of hepatic fibrosis in the whole liver due to heterogeneity in its distribution. By using liver stiffness measurement Transient elastography, the liver fibrosis can be staged using 1-dimensional ultrasound TE (FibroScan (R), Echosens, Paris, France). Advantages of TE include a short procedure time (<5 min), immediate results, and the ability to perform the test at the bedside or in an outpatient clinic. Finally, it is easy procedure can be performed by a nurse or a technician after minimal training (about 100 examinations). Numerous laboratory tests, and scores, have Comparison between transient elastography and other markers for predicting the fibrosis stages of patients with chronic HCV infection in Beni-Suef governorate, Egypt

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Comparison between transient elastography and other markers for predicting the fibrosis stages of patients with chronic HCV infection in Beni-Suef governorate, Egypt