Kirpalani A, et al. – Objective of this work was to investigate whether magnetic resonance elastography, an imaging–based measure of organ stiffness, could noninvasively estimate allograft fibrosis and predict progression of allograft dysfunction. In view of the limitations of allograft biopsy, experts indicated the potential for magnetic resonance elastography as a novel noninvasive measure of whole–allograft fibrosis burden. It appeared to predict future changes in kidney function.