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Biliary disease

  • Do children develop gallstones?
  • How are biliary atresia and neonatal hepatitis distinguished diagnostically?
  • Is a hepatobiliary scan the gold standard for diagnosis of biliary atresia?
  • What are four types of choledochal cysts?
  • What are seven causes of nonhemolytic gallstones?
  • What are three causes of hemolytic gallstones?
  • What are two causes of biliary obstruction in a neonate or infant, aside from biliary atresia?
  • What are two major categories of gallstones?
  • What is a potential result of prolonged neonatal jaundice?
  • What routine premedication is appropriate for a neonate who is being evaluated for liver dysfunction?
  • Why are hepatobiliary scans performed for neonates with liver dysfunction?
  • Why is it important to differentiate neonatal hepatitis from biliary atresia?
  • Why must a hepatobiliary scan be performed promptly?

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