Plain-English translation of NCT07291141 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This research study is testing whether two different imaging scans—ultrasound and a specialized MRI scan—can better detect liver cancer in people with advanced liver disease. Researchers will follow you over time, taking images and measurements to understand which scan works best, and to learn which patients are most likely to develop complications or liver cancer.
Liver cancer is a serious risk for people with advanced liver disease, but doctors currently don't have a clear, agreed-upon best way to screen for it early. This study aims to find imaging methods that can catch cancer sooner and help identify which patients need more intensive monitoring.
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You will visit the study clinic at regular, scheduled intervals over an extended period. At each visit, you'll have both an ultrasound scan and an MRI scan of your liver, plus routine blood work and physical measurements. Researchers will also review your medical history and ask questions about your health to build a complete picture of how your liver disease is progressing and to identify warning signs of liver cancer.
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