Table 2 Reported cases with acquired biliary atresia presenting with biliary perforation
Case no. | References | Year reported | Sex | Gestation week at delivery | Birth weight (g) | Associated conditions | Primary symptoms | Age at presentation | Age at suregry | Type of biliary atresia | Site of perforation | Operation perfprmed | Outcome | Years after operation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Davenport et al. [2] | 1991 | Female | 28 weeks | 800 | RDS, PDA | Jaundice, acholic stools, failure to thrive | 24 weeks | 8 months | I cyst | Pinhole perforation of CBD | local excision of the teretic segment followed by biliary anastomosis | Jaundice free with normal liver function tests | 4 years |
2 | Present case | 2013 | Female | 37 weeks | 2560 | Epilepsy | Abdominal distention | 81 days | 81 days | III | Not confirmed | Portoenterostomy | Jaundice free with normal liver function tests | 3 years |