Ultrasound-based fat quantification: advancing steatosis assessment in the metabolic dysfunction–associated steatotic liver disease era

Dong Ho Lee

doi:10.14366/usg.25239

January 1, 2026ULTRASONOGRAPHYOpen Access

Ultrasound-based fat quantification: advancing steatosis assessment in the metabolic dysfunction–associated steatotic liver disease era

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The study aims to enhance the accuracy of fat quantification in assessing liver steatosis using ultrasound technology.
Utilized ultrasound imaging to measure liver fat content.
Examined the correlation between ultrasound findings and biochemical markers.
Analyzed the effectiveness of ultrasound in different stages of liver disease.
Ultrasound demonstrated high accuracy in quantifying liver fat.
There was a strong correlation between ultrasound results and liver function biomarkers.
Findings suggest ultrasound can effectively detect varying degrees of steatosis.

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Ultrasound-based fat quantification techniques offer excellent diagnostic performance for detecting and grading hepatic steatosis, though advanced liver fibrosis can confound attenuation-based values.

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Ultrasound-based fat quantification: advancing steatosis assessment in the metabolic dysfunction–associated steatotic liver disease era

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