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| Neonatal hepatitis syndrome(TORCH), biliary atresia;. Dark urine and unpigmented pale stools;. Biliary atresia should be diagnosed as soon as possible. ... |
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| +/- Acute Cholecystitis? Without stones. Where is the obstruction? Gallbladder. STEP 1- Sonography LIVER. Normal. Mass/masses ... |
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| 52 year old man, previously fit and well; 2 week Hx progressive J, dark urine; Vague abdo discomfort; Uss – gallstones in thin walled GB ... |
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| Some patients produce adequate bile flow; may not need liver transplant; Another group has moderate bile flow, but remains jaundiced; will need liver … |
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| Biliary Atresia. Cholestasis. Inspissated Bi. Hepatitis. Hematocrit. Polycytemia. RCHematocrit. ¯ or NCF. Tyrosinosis. Galactosemia. shape ... |
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| What is an operational concept of jaundice? A yellowing of the skin, sclerae, and other tissues caused by excess circulating bilirubin.- Slides |
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| May be initial presentation of ALD; Presents with jaundice; Cirrhosis usually presentHyponatraemia; Renal failure; Look for complications of cirrhosis ... |
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| Next step = ERCP . Endoscopic retrograde cholangio-pancreatography; Allows visualization of ampulla, imaging of bile and pancreatic ducts, and ampullary biopsy if desired |
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Jaundice
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| Jaundice. Broad Differential Diagnosis. ? Conjugated. ? Conjugated. ? Unconjugate. ? Unconjugate. Pregnancy. Amyloidosis. Drug inhibition. Hgb-opathies ... |
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| Peri-natal/Natal history-birth asphyxia, jaundice, birth trauma, central nervous system (CNS) infection e.g. meningitis, encephalitis etc. ... |
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