OasisLMS

• Describe the rationale for a standardized definition and diagnostic framework for PSVD/NCPF, including the historical challenges associated with variable nomenclature and diagnostic criteria.
• Differentiate the major and minor histological criteria for PSVD/NCPF and explain the evidence-based process used to establish and refine these criteria.
• Apply the updated clinical and histological framework to the diagnosis of PSVD/NCPF, recognizing the importance of integrating clinical findings with liver biopsy interpretation.

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