Biliary atresia history and symptoms

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History and Symptoms

Initially, the symptoms are indistinguishable from neonatal jaundice, a common phenomenon.

Symptoms are usually evident between two and six weeks after birth.

Infants and children with biliary atresia have progressive cholestasis with all the usual concomitant features:

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