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The wide variation of liver transaminases in our patients cohort could lead to higher transient elastography values and consequently to higher cut-off, as noted in different studies analyzing correlation of TE with liver fibrosis [ 21].

Parents of 12 individuals in the ASD group successfully completed the questionnaire and SCQ scores ranged from 17 to 30 (group mean 24; clinical cut-off is 15; note that all individuals scored above the cut-off for an ASD).

The number of datasets per cut-off group is noted in Table  2.

Further, u-PCX levels above the cut-off value were noted in 53.8% patients in the normoalbuminuric stage, 64.7% in the microalbuminuric stage and 66.7% in the macroalbuminuric stage.

Note: Cut-off score for psychiatric caseness MIS = 0.48.

Of note, the cut-off values of LI used here were based on our previous study in RCVS patients using TCCS[7] and should not be translated to the same severity of vasopasm in SAH based on studies using transcranial Doppler (TCD)[22].

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Of note, this cut-off agrees with that identified in the present study.

Note: SUVR cut-off criterion is the SUVR value that maximizes the value of the Youden index.

Of note, the cut-off used in the present study was based on the sample distribution of scores and the majority of children scored in the low range on both outcomes.