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Fig. 2. Diagram shows receiver operating characteristic (ROC) values achieved using small main portal vein diameter to predict hepatofugal flow in main portal vein in patients with cirrhosis. Operating points achieved by predicting hepatofugal flow when main portal vein diameter was less than 1 cm are shown for observer 1 (x) and observer 2 ({Delta}). Note that at appropriate operating points, this sign is highly specific for hepatofugal flow. Area under ROC curve (Az) was 0.83 for observer 1 and 0.74 for observer 2.





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