To determine if sex affects the performance of non-invasive tests and algorithms for diagnosing clinically significant portal hypertension (CSPH).
Evaluated individual non-invasive tests for CSPH diagnosis
Utilized Baveno VII-based algorithms for accuracy assessment
Compared results between males and females
Non-invasive tests showed comparable accuracy for diagnosing CSPH in both sexes
Baveno VII-based algorithms similarly performed for prognostication regardless of sex
Abstract
Individual noninvasive tests and Baveno VII-based algorithms show a similar accuracy for the diagnosis of CSPH and prognostication in males and females.