AASLD 2024
The 75th Liver Meeting®
San Diego, CA
Breakfast Reception
15 November 2024
HistoIndex returned to the AASLD Annual Meeting, hosting a highly engaging Breakfast Reception in San Diego, California.
Attended by leading hepatologists, researchers, and industry professionals, the session showcased the latest advancements in fibrosis assessment and MASH (Metabolic Associated Steatohepatitis) management.
The discussions highlighted the transformative role of SHG (Second Harmonic Generation) imaging and AI-driven analytics in delivering earlier treatment insights, personalized care, and improved clinical outcomes. Cutting-edge innovations like qFibrosis® and FibroSIGHT™ underscored HistoIndex’s leadership in redefining liver disease management.
Key Highlights from the session
- qFibrosis for Early Detection: AI-enabled qFibrosis demonstrated superior sensitivity in capturing fibrosis improvements at early stages (Week 24) compared to traditional pathologist assessments, making it a critical tool for tracking treatment efficacy in MASH.
- Clinical Utility of SHG Imaging: SHG imaging significantly enhances visualization and quantification of fibrosis, improving pathologist concordance and offering precise staging, particularly for challenging lower-stage fibrosis cases.
- Predicting Long-Term Outcomes: The integration of SHG and AI-based methodologies with NASH-CRN cohort data offers promising pathways to predict clinical outcomes, aiding in the development of personalized treatment strategies.
- FibroSIGHT™ Introduction: A new laboratory-developed test (LDT), FibroSIGHT™, utilizes SHG imaging and AI to generate comprehensive fibrosis assessments and risk stratifications, empowering clinicians to make informed decisions. Stay tuned for more exciting updates on this innovative offering from HistoIndex.
- Roundtable Discussions: Experts explored how advancements like qFibrosis and SHG imaging can be integrated into routine clinical practice to enhance patient outcomes and accelerate drug development in liver diseases.
We look forward to the next meeting. To learn more contact us.
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Posters
Assessment of resmetiron-mediated reductions of steatosis and concomitant ballooning utilizing quantitative SHG imaging
Dean Tai, Rebecca Taub, Yayun Ren, Elaine Chng, and Stephen A. Harrison
Differential anti-fibrotic effects of semaglutide and lanifranor demonstrated by AI DP in the biopsy-confirmed GAN BIO-MASH mouse model with advanced fibrosis and HCC
Xiao Teng, Desiree Abdurrachim, Ashmita Saigal, Qiang Yang, Gideon Ho, Malte Hasle Nielsen, Susanne E. Pors, Chih-Liang Chin, Saswata Talukdar, Asad Abu Bakar Ali, and Michael Feigh
Impact of sampling size on variability of fibrosis assessment in liver biopsies using SHG TPE and AI analysis based fibrosis staging
Kutbuddin Akbary, Elaine Chng, Yayun Ren, Dean Tai, Jonathan A. Fallowfield, Timothy J. Kendall, Nikolai V. Naoumov, David E. Kleiner, and Arun J. Sanyal
NITs as continuous measure of hepatic fibrosis in NAFLD
En Ying Tan, Xian Xuan Eunice Tan, Daniel Q Huang, Jonathan Lee, Margaret Li Peng Teng, Nur Halisah Jumat, Dean Tai, Elaine Chng, Yong Young Dan, and Mark Dhinesh Muthiah
Reducing screen failure rates for NASH clinical trials using ballooning and fibrosis assessment with SHG TPE microscopy and AI analysis – results from the TANDEM trial
Naim Alkhouri, Kutbuddin Akbary, Ya-Yun Ren, Dean Tai, Dominique Brees, and Jossy Kochuparampil
Spatial distribution of collagen in MASLD affects levels of N terminal pro-peptide of type III collagen (PRO-C3)
Jörn M. Schattenberg, Maurice Michel, Christian Labenz, Morten A Karsdal, Diana J Leeming, Peder Frederiksen, Elaine Chng, Yayun Ren, Dean Tai, and Beate K. Straub
The concomitant zonal quantification of qSteatosis and qFibrosis using HI AI DP improved detection of liver injury regression post-bariatric surgery
Vlad Ratziu, Raluca Pais, Judith Aron-Wisnewsky, Frédéric Charlotte, Dean Tai, Elaine Chng, Desiree Abdurrachim, Chih-Liang Chin, Saswata Talukdar, and Asad Abu Bakar Ali
Use of multi-parametric measures to differentiate and better assess fibrosis patterns between baselie and EOT patients in NASH clinical trials – Results from the FALCON-1 and 2 clinical trials
Kutbuddin Akbary, Dean Tai, Yayun Ren, Anne Minnich, and Edgar D. Charles
Validation of the HI AI DP platform as an aiding tool to increase pathologist concordance on fibrosis staging in NASH
Desiree Abdurrachim, Serene Lek, Yongqi Zhou, Chun Kit Wong, Charlene Ong, Ashmita Saigal, Radha Krishnan, Geoffrey Walford, Elaine Chng, Dean Tai, Gideon Ho, Annaswamy Raji, Thomas Forest, Richard Baumgartner, Saswata Talukdar, Chih-Liang Chin, Samuel S Engel, Asad Abu Bakar Ali, David E Kleiner, and Arun J Sanyal