
Families and clinicians highlight the race against time in biliary atresia, where early recognition can change the course of a child’s life.

Ahmad Anouti, MD, is a pediatric resident at the University of Texas Southwestern in the Physician Scientist Training Program.

Families and clinicians highlight the race against time in biliary atresia, where early recognition can change the course of a child’s life.

Anouti outlines why early bilirubin testing and emerging serum markers are key to improving prognosis in biliary atresia.

Anouti describes clinical uncertainties regarding signs of cholestatic liver disease, like jaundice, in patients with skin of color, and how this may impact transplant outcomes.

Anouti discusses the new AAP biliary atresia guidance and what it means to him as a patient-advocate who had biliary atresia as an infant.