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See Latest ArticlesPartial External Biliary Diversion in Children With Progressive Familial Intrahepatic Cholestasis and Alagille Disease
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Yang H et al. – At median follow–up of 3.1 years after PEBD, pruritus has been relieved in 75%. Bile salts level and growth are improved in most patients. Longer follow–up is needed to determine whether PEBD can postpone or avoid the demand for liver transplantation.
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