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PERSPECTIVES IN PEDIATRIC PATHOLOGY: Progressive Familial Intrahepatic Cholestasis: A Personal Perspective

2000-03-01

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Progressive familial intrahepatic cholestasis (PFIC), originally described as “Byler disease” in an Amish kindred, has been distinguished from other forms of cholestatic liver disease in childhood by clinical findings, clinical–laboratory observations, and morphologic studies in biopsy, hepatectomy, and autopsy specimens. Correlation with genetic analyses has permitted both more precise definition of PFIC and dist...

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d9633761-5bd4-504c-ad5c-80a55cbdbdb6
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10.1007/s100249910021
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