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Neonatal Cholestasis

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Clinical Features<br />

History: Variable degrees of persistent jaundice,<br />

dark urine, light colored stools, +/-poor appetite<br />

* Usually Well-Appearing*<br />

Physical:<br />

Hepatomegaly, +/- splenomegaly<br />

“appear” well-nourised<br />

Usually with decreased fat stores and lean body mass<br />

Enlarged abdomen from HSM may give impression of<br />

“normal weight for age”<br />

Scleral icterus, abdominal wall veins (caput medusa)<br />

Labs:<br />

Total bilirubin rarely is >12mg/dL; CB is usually<br />

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