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Infants with persistent conjugated jaundice, lasting longer than 14 days of age in a term infant and 21 days in a preterm infant, should be referred to a national paediatric… Click to show full abstract
Infants with persistent conjugated jaundice, lasting longer than 14 days of age in a term infant and 21 days in a preterm infant, should be referred to a national paediatric liver unit for investigation of the cause. This paper reviews the ultrasound findings in such cases with a particular emphasis upon the diagnosis of biliary atresia.
Keywords:
investigation neonatal;
jaundice;
investigation;
ultrasound investigation;
neonatal jaundice;
role ultrasound
Journal Title: Clinical radiology
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Clinical radiology
Year Published: 2020
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