Jaundice

	Operative finding of choledochal cyst, the distal part of the cyst is very small and drains into the duodenum
	Icteric sclera of a jaundiced boy
	Acholic stool, a clue for diagnosis of cholestatic jaundice
	Liver scan of a child with biliary atresia, no drainage of radionuclide into bowel
	Normal operative cholangiography showed normal tract of common bile duct and both right and left hepatic duct
	Operative finding of biliary atresia, atretic gallbladder is noted with cholestatic liver
	Operative finding of biliary atresia, atretic gallbladder is noted with cholestatic liver
	Portoenterostomy (Kasai's operation) is the surgical treatment of choice
	Gross pathology of liver in biliary atresia revealed some cirrhosis around the atretic bile canaliculi and some regeneration around the patent bile canaliculi, the characteristic finding in partially treated biliary atresia
	Gross pathology of liver in biliary atresia with failed operative correction
	A child with chronic liver failure - deep jaundice, ascites, dilated abdominal veins and cachexia are noted