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April 2025
Assessment of the performance of a dual-sample oral cholate challenge test: The HepQuant DuO test
Clinica Chimica Acta | April 2025
|Liver health is currently evaluated using nonspecific blood tests, fibrosis surrogates, and invasive procedures, none of which directly measure liver function and physiology. The validated HepQuant SHUNT test quantifies liver function and physiology and is linked to clinical outcomes. Herein we present the reliability of a simplified version, the dual-sample oral cholate challenge (HepQuant DuO) test. read more →
HepQuant DuO
March 2025
Letter to the Editor: Enhancing the Diagnostic Performance of the Oral Cholate Challenge Test: Implications for Avoidance of Potentially Unnecessary Endoscopy
Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics| March 2025
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HepQuant DuO, HepQuant SHUNT
Alterations in Liver Perfusion in Adults with Fontan Circulation as Assessed by Dual Cholate Clearance
Journal of the American Heart Association | 2025 | March 2025
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HepQuant SHUNT
March 2025
Rencofilstat Treatment Improves Liver Function in MASH With Advanced Fibrosis as Quantified by HepQuant DuO
Liver International | 01 March 2025
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HepQuant DuO, HepQuant SHUNT
November 2024
Measuring the Risk of Clinical Events (RISK ACE) by Quantifying Liver Function: A Patient-Centric Model
European Journal of Internal Medicine 2024; 132:160-163 | 29 November 2024
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HepQuant DuO, HepQuant SHUNT
Scientific Research: Posters & Presentations
Poster of Distinction: The Oral Cholate Challenge Test Defines Likelihood of Large Esophageal Varices in an Overweight and Obese US Population
Maintenance Therapy with GLP-1 Receptor Agonists Does Not Impact the Clearance of Orally Administered Isotopes of Unconjugated Cholate
Cost-Effectiveness of the HepQuant DuO Test for the Management of Patients at Risk for Large Esophageal Varices
Poster of Distinction: Pilot Study of a Model Based on Noninvasive Assessments of Portal-Systemic Shunting (HepQuant DuO)
Poster of Distinction: Resmetirom Therapy of MASH-Associated Child Pugh A Cirrhosis Reduces Estimated Risk for Clinical Outcome Based on HepQuant RISK ACE Model
The Oral Cholate Challenge Test Identifies the MASH Patients with ≥F3 Fibrosis with Greatest Hepatic Impairment Who Show the Most Benefit from Short-term Rencofilstat Therapy