Liver diagnostics

BioPredictive has a wide variety of non-invasive diagnostic tests for liver disease at its disposal.

Each of our tests is designed with the same philosophy and the same rigor in order to offer a high-quality service with complete safety and confidence.

These easy-to-implement tests involve taking a blood sample and result in an user-friendly, illustrated results sheet.

FibroTest™

Assessment of hepatic fibrosis or cirrhosis of the liver

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ActiTest™

Estimates the level of liver inflammation.

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SteatoTest™ 2

It estimates the extent of hepatic steatosis (fatty liver deposits), which is a frequent cause of high Gamma-GT and transaminase levels.

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NashTest™ 2

Estimates non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) severity in insulin-resistant, overweight, diabetic, or hyperlipidemic patients.

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AshTest™

Estimates the level of alcoholic steato-hepatitis (ASH) in patients who consume excess volumes of alcohol

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« FibroTest is more effective and less costly than liver biopsy. »

Liu S et al, Plos One 2011 1

Choosing the right diagnostic test

BioPredictive's diagnostic tests are grouped into two ranges:

  • FibroTest-ActiTest, indicated in the viral hepatitis B and C ;

  • NASH-FibroTest, indicated in subjects at risk of NAFLD (Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease) with or without comorbidity (Alcohol and hepatitis);

Since 2021, the FibroMax is replaced by the NASH-FibroTest. It was used in subjects presenting with metabolic conditions: alcohol, excess weight, arterial hypertension, diabetes, abnormal triglyceride or cholesterol levels.

FibroTest-ActiTest

NASH-FibroTest

FibroMax
(legacy)

FibroTest
ActiTest
SteatoTest 2
NashTest 2
AshTest
Requires empty stomach? No Yes Yes
Requires BMI?(height and weight of patient) No No Yes
SAF scoring?
CRN scoring?
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References

  1. Liu S, Schwarzinger M, Carrat F, Goldhaber-Fiebert JD. Cost effectiveness of fibrosis assessment prior to treatment for chronic hepatitis C patients. PLoS ONE 2011;6:12. abstract article