The accuracy of Liver Fibers and Liver Stiffness is not comparable, as both tests are auxiliary tests, and a definitive diagnosis needs to be made by combining the results of a liver puncture and a pathological biopsy. Liver Fibers and Liver Stiffness are two different tests, the latter refers to liver elasticity test, which mainly uses ultrasound technology to assess the degree of liver fibrosis, with different measurements representing different degrees. On the other hand, Liver Fibroscan can reflect the degree of liver fibrosis through various indicators in the serum, including type III procollagen, type IV collagen, laminin and hyaluronidase. Generally speaking, liver fibrosis test can determine the inflammatory activity of the liver and the degree of fibrosis, and it is difficult to confirm the diagnosis of the disease solely on the basis of this test. In contrast, although liver hardness test can diagnose hepatitis, cirrhosis and other diseases, the test results may be affected by a variety of factors such as instrumentation, technology and the thickness of the patient’s abdominal wall, so it is difficult to determine which test is more accurate. It is recommended that patients undergo liver puncture and pathologic biopsy in time to confirm the diagnosis of the disease, and under the guidance of the doctor to carry out targeted treatment to better promote the recovery of the disease.