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Findings reveal early diagnosis of biliary atresia is challenging, suggesting a need for improved screening and access to care.
Despite important advances, early diagnosis of biliary atresia remains challenging in many settings. Integrating clinical vigilance with the judicious use of screening strategies, biomarkers, and diagnostic procedures is essential to optimize outcomes. Continued efforts are needed to refine early diagnostic pathways and to address persistent gaps in evidence, standardization, and access to specialized care.
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