Maria Jose Gonzalez

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Intraoperative studies, preferably laparoscopic cholangiography, are recommended; if the patient is under 60 days old, Kasai surgery is recommended
clinical · Cholestasis
The most frequent long-term complication is cholangitis; the more portoenterostomy anastomoses, the greater the risk of stenosis and occlusion
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Atresia de Vias Biliares - Resumen de la 5ta sesión Nacional de Residentes de Mexico

Statement Biliary atresia is obstruction of the extrahepatic bile duct leading to cholestasis and progressive hepatic fibrosis Open
Statement Clinical manifestations include late-onset jaundice (after two weeks of life), choluria, hepatomegaly, and acholic stools Open
Statement Biliary atresia is the most common cause of neonatal cholestasis with predominance in females Open
Statement Intraoperative studies, preferably laparoscopic cholangiography, are recommended; if the patient is under 60 days old, Kasai surgery is recommended Open
Statement The younger the patient at time of Kasai, the greater the possibility of success Open
Statement The most frequent long-term complication is cholangitis; the more portoenterostomy anastomoses, the greater the risk of stenosis and occlusion Open
Statement Liver transplantation is indicated for patients with progressive cholestasis despite Kasai Open

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Atresia de Vias Biliares - Resumen de la 5ta sesión Nacional de Residentes de Mexico

Host summary Maria Jose Gonzalez summarizing the discussion: Most speakers agree on high-dose steroids in the postoperative period Open