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FibroScan Score Interpreter

Enter your FibroScan results and get a plain-language explanation of your liver stiffness (fibrosis) and fat content (steatosis) scores.

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Normal: <5.0 kPa · Typical range: 2.5–75 kPa

Measures liver fat · Normal: <238 dB/m · Range: 100–400 dB/m

What is a FibroScan?

FibroScan (transient elastography) is a non-invasive test that measures liver stiffness and fat content using ultrasound technology. It takes about 10 minutes and provides two key measurements:

Liver Stiffness (kPa)

Measures fibrosis (scarring). Higher values indicate more scarring. Normal is below 5.0 kPa.

CAP Score (dB/m)

Measures steatosis (fat). Higher values indicate more fat. Normal is below 238 dB/m.

Fibrosis Stages

F0: No fibrosis

F1: Mild fibrosis

F2: Moderate fibrosis

F3: Advanced fibrosis

F4: Cirrhosis

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🫁 NAFLD (Fatty Liver)

FibroScan CAP score directly measures fatty liver severity

🩺 Cirrhosis

High liver stiffness (F4) indicates cirrhosis

Medical Disclaimer: This interpreter is for educational purposes only. FibroScan results should be interpreted by your hepatologist in the context of your complete medical history. Cutoff values may vary based on the underlying liver condition.