… In this study, Willot et al 38 assessed the effect of UDCA on liver function in children aged
>1 … Prospective evaluation of the macroscopic features of the hepatobiliary elements (hardness …

… Biliary atresia is a potentially lethal disease affecting the developing biliary tract which … the
native liver by excision of solid extrahepatic biliary remnants and reconstruction using a Roux …

Introduction Optimizing outcome in biliary atresia (BA) requires timely diagnosis. Cholestasis
is a presenting feature of BA, as well as other diagnoses (Non-BA). Identification of clinical …

… difference between biliary atresia and non-biliary atresia infants were … assessed in this
study, GCDCA/CDCA ratio, γ-GT, and clay stool were selected from a multiple clinical assessment …

… Summary: The different methods in differentiating biliary atresia (BA) from non-BA-related …
396 infants with cholestatic jaundice were studied prospectively during the period of May 2007 …

… out the diagnosis of biliary atresia and to determine … prospectively assess the diagnostic
performance of two-dimensional (2D) and point ultrasound SWE for discriminating biliary atresia …

… Some cases of isolated biliary atresia are associated with cystic change within the obliterated
biliary tree—termed cystic biliary atresia. At least half of these cases are detectable on …

… A multicenter study of the outcome of biliary atresia in the United States, 1997 to 2000. …
Additional simulations using new information (including data from this study) can further assess …

… biliary atresia (BA) is challenging because no single preoperative investigation enables the
diagnosis to be made with certainty. Liver biochemistry assessment, biliary … prospectively …

… We analyzed our 35-year experience with biliary atresia and … Biliary atresia (BA) is a rare
neonatal cholestatic disease of … cholangiopathy, resulting in biliary obstruction and jaundice (1) …