Review the clinical characteristics, liver biochemistry, and the range of complications that can present in biliary atresia; as well as the recommended treatments and follow-up.

While PSC is a relatively rare cholangiopathy that presents more commonly in the Caucasion male population, LT is the only therapy that can reverse or correct resulting end-stage liver disease.

Improvements in medical and surgical care mean that more and more children with inherited cholestatic disorders can expect to survive into adulthood and require care by adult hepatologists.

Learn about the pros and cons of transition versus transfer, the challenges of nonadherence, determining readiness to transfer care, and other considerations important in planning for successful long-term outcomes.

The Fontan operation establishes independent pulmonary and systemic circulations in patients with a single functional ventrical, and is the most common congenital heart disease procedure after 2 years of age.

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