Title: Serum liver fibrosis markers predict hepatic decompensation in compensated cirrhosis
Version: 3 Date: 27 Jun 2023
Reviewer's report:
The authors carefully prepare for the manuscript. But there are still some problems, which are
also shown in the Comments to the Authors.
1#The authors should add a conclusion section and add a subtitle at the end of the manuscript.
2#In the Discussion section, the authors had deleted reference 33 in revised manuscript.
However, reference 33 suggested that CIV, LN, and HA levels were significantly associated
with the severity of liver dysfunction, but might be inappropriate for the prognostic assessment
of liver cirrhosis. The  conclusions of the two studies were inconsistent. You should discuss
them in the discussion section instead of deleting it.
Title: Serum liver fibrosis markers predict hepatic decompensation in compensated cirrhosis
Version: 3 Date: 27 Jun 2023
Reviewer's report:
The authors carefully prepare for the manuscript. But there are still some problems, which are
also shown in the Comments to the Authors.
1#The authors should add a conclusion section and add a subtitle at the end of the manuscript.
2#In the Discussion section, the authors had deleted reference 33 in revised manuscript.
However, reference 33 suggested that CIV, LN, and HA levels were significantly associated
with the severity of liver dysfunction, but might be inappropriate for the prognostic assessment
of liver cirrhosis. The  conclusions of the two studies were inconsistent. You should discuss
them in the discussion section instead of deleting it.
Please review this paper.
user
Title: Serum liver fibrosis markers predict hepatic decompensation in compensated cirrhosis
Version: 3 Date: 27 Jun 2023
Reviewer's report:
The authors carefully prepare for the manuscript. But there are still some problems, which are
also shown in the Comments to the Authors.
1#The authors should add a conclusion section and add a subtitle at the end of the manuscript.
2#In the Discussion section, the authors had deleted reference 33 in revised manuscript.
However, reference 33 suggested that CIV, LN, and HA levels were significantly associated
with the severity of liver dysfunction, but might be inappropriate for the prognostic assessment
of liver cirrhosis. The  conclusions of the two studies were inconsistent. You should discuss
them in the discussion section instead of deleting it.
assistant