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May 15, 2026Hepatology International0 citationsOpen Access

The Asian Pacific Association of the Study of the Liver expert survey on artificial intelligence-assisted reporting of liver histopathology in metabolic dysfunction associated fatty liver disease

HEH. ElangovanKAK. AkbaryARA. Rastogi

Key Points

  • The survey aimed to explore attitudes toward AI in liver biopsy interpretation within MAFLD and MASH contexts.
  • Survey conducted among hepatologists and liver pathologists in the Asia Pacific region
  • Focused on liver histology, digital pathology, and AI applications for MAFLD/MASH
  • Collected perceptions and barriers related to AI in clinical practice
  • AI-assisted digital pathology is viewed as beneficial for histological reporting in MAFLD/MASH
  • Experts prioritize establishing standards for the application and validation of AI models
  • Significant challenges exist for integrating these technologies into routine workflows

Abstract

Abstract Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) and digital pathology have the potential to augment liver biopsy interpretation in MAFLD in clinical practice and trials assessment. However, attitudes and barriers to its implementation have not been systematically explored. Methods A survey focusing on conventional liver histology, digital pathology and its AI applications in MAFLD/MASH was conducted among hepatologists and liver pathologists in the Asia Pacific region. Results AI-assisted digital pathology is perceived to be a valuable addition to existing histological reporting in MAFLD/MASH. Defined standards for application and validation of AI models are important priorities for their implementation. Conclusion There is consensus among clinical experts in the Asia Pacific that AI-assisted histological assessment is useful in MAFLD/MASH interpretation. However, there remain important challenges to the adoption of these technologies into routine clinical workflows.

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Elangovan et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a06b8dfe7dec685947ab542https://doi.org/10.1007/s12072-026-11092-6
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