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    Morning ReportMolly Montes MD PGY2 May 10, 2013

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    2mo ex-36week preemie female presents withjaundice and abnormal lab values

    Family member noted yellow skin 2 wks PTA

    Feeding well 3-4oz Neosure Q3H PO

    very green stools 4-5x/day

    Seen by PCP for 2mos WCC

    Conjugated bilirubin 2.7

    CMP notable for Hyperkalemia - K 6.1

    metabolic acidosis - CO2 18

    BUN 32 Cr 0.68

    Alk Phos 558

    ALT 251 AST 264

    Presentation

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    ? Echogenic bowel on fetal ultrasound

    Born vaginally at 36wks for pre-eclampsia

    BW 1932g

    NICU stay x5-6days for feeding/growing

    normal bilirubin at discharge

    No meds

    No allergies

    Mom, Aunt, MGM with splenomegaly andprogressive vision loss

    Brother with large liver

    New pet dog at home No smoke exposure

    History

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    T-afebrile HR 136 BP 79/36 RR 42 SaO2 >94% inRA

    Petite, jaundiced infant in no acute distress NCAT, AFOFS, triangular chin red reflex present bilaterally, mild scleral icterus TMs clear, MMM, normal palate No neck masses or LAD Lungs clear, normal WOB RRR, no murmur, normal pulses Liver 1cm BCM, no splenomegaly No sacral dimple or tuft Normal GU exam Green-pale colored stool in diaper

    Normal extremities/digits Moves all limbs, normal tone and behavior

    Physical Exam

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    Neonatal HepatitisAKA Neonatal Cholestasis

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    Structural Defects Biliary Atresia Choledochal cysts Alagille syndrome

    Caroli Disease Congenital hepatic fibrosis Neonatal sclerosing cholangitis Bile Acid Synthesis/Transport

    Disorder CF, Wilsons Dubin-Johnson PFIC

    Polycystic liver/kidney disease

    Toxic TPN-induced Drugs

    Endocrinopathies Hypothyroid Hypopituitarism

    Metabolic Tyrosinemia Galactosemia Lipid Metabolism disorders

    Mitochondrial disorders Neonatal Citrullinemia A1AT Deficiency Peroxisomal disorders Urea cycle disorders

    Idiopathic

    Infectious sepsis Congenital syphilis Echovirus, CMV, EBV

    Rarely Hepatitis A/B/C toxoplasmosis

    Differential

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    CMP Hyperkalemia Metabolic acidosis: bicarb 16 Decreased renal function: BUN 26 Cr 0.73 Elevated LFTs: ALT 251, AST 264 Elevated Alk Phos 454

    GGT 1164

    Urine Studies

    UA with micro WNL Urine culture NG Urine succinylacetone normal (test for

    tyrosinemia)

    CBC with differential WNL

    Coagulation studies WNL

    Work-Up

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    Abdominal Ultrasound

    Normal liver

    Tubular gallbladder

    Common bile duct not visualized

    No dilation of intrahepatic bile ducts

    Mild b/l pelviectasis

    Kidneys borderline small Normal size and position of spleen

    Normal hepatic Doppler

    Work-Up Imaging

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    Brother with Hepatomegaly Diagnosed with A1AT deficiency at age 2

    Patients A1AT 38 (normal 100-200), ZZ phenotype

    A1AT is antiprotease Deficiency leads to accumulation of often abnormal

    proteins Lung disease arises from increased amount of elastase

    which degrades elastin in lung parenchyma leading toemphysema

    Liver disease attributed to accumulation of abnormalA1AT in hepatocytes Skin findings include panniculitis, urticaria Associated with vasculitis and IBD Occasionally associated with glomerulonephritis and

    IgA nephropathy 1 in 2000-5000

    Alpha-1 Antitrypsin

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    Progressive destruction and obliteration of

    extrahepatic biliary tree Unknown Etiology

    Abnormal Fetal development

    Splenic anomalies

    Obstructive cholangiopathy

    Viral infections Abnormal immune response

    Findings cholestasis, HSM, acholic stools

    May have absent or irregular gallbladder on U/S

    Treat early with Kasai

    Biliary Atresia

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    Portoenterostomy

    Roux-en-Y loop of jejunum usedto drain bile either from patentcommon bile duct or directlyfrom liver

    Delays progression of cirrhosis ,

    portal HTN, and liver failure Risk of cholangitis

    Kasai Procedure

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    Autosomal Dominant Mutation of Jagged 1 gene on 20p12 Paucity of intrahepatic bile ducts with syndromic

    features

    Facies deep set eyes, mild hypertelorism,overhanging forehead, long flat nose, small pointedchin

    MSK short stature, butterfly or fused vertebrae, ribanomalies, spina bifida occulta

    Cardiac PPS, TOF, VSD, ASD, Coarct, PA

    Renal renal artery stenosis, tubulopathies High pitched cry, microcolon, pancreatic

    insufficiency, multiple ophthalmologic anomalies

    Alagille Syndrome

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    H&P

    Family History

    Exposures infectious,idiopathic

    Stool assessment

    Micro Blood and urine cultures

    Viral studies

    Laboratory

    Fractionated bilirubin (conj bili >20% total or

    >2mg/dL)

    LFTs Transaminitis => Primary

    hepatocellular injury

    GGT and alkalinephosphatase Biliary tract injury

    Coagulation studies Metabolic liver disease

    Metabolic screen Urine/serum amino acids

    Urine for succinylacetone Serum iron and ferritin

    AFP

    Bile acids in urine/serum

    Thyroid studies

    CF test

    A1AT level and phenotype

    Neonatal Hepatitis Work-Up

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    Abdominal Ultrasound Liver size and composition Gallbladder and biliary system

    Ascites, portal venous flow, spleen

    HIDA Scan Hepatobiliary scintigraphy Radioactive tracer injected into vein Tracer circulates to liver and gets excreted by biliary

    system and taken into the gallbladder

    Cholangiography Percutaneous transhepatic or via ex-lap Injection of contrast into GB or CBD

    MR cholangiography No radiation exposure

    Liver Biopsy

    Neonatal Hepatitis Imaging

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    Cholestasis

    Retention/Regurgitation Reduced bile delivery to gut

    Bile acidCholesterolBilirubin

    PruritisHepatotoxicityXanthomatosis

    Jaundice

    Decreased luminal bile salts

    Malabsorption

    MalnutritionGrowth Retardation

    Fat-soluble vitamindeficiency

    Diarrhea

    Calcium deficiency

    ANight blindnessDmetabolic bone disease

    K hypoprothobinemiaE neuromuscular degeneration

    Progressive

    biliarycirrhosis

    Portal HTN

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    Treat underlying illness

    Nutritional support

    Growth monitoring

    Supplemental feeding/TPN

    MCT, fatty acids

    ADEK

    Pruritis

    Ursodeoxycholic acid

    Anti-histamines

    Rifampin

    Cholestyramine

    Phenobarbital

    Ascites

    Diuretics

    Sodium restriction Paracentesis

    Portal HTN with varices

    Propanolol, octreotide Endoscopy

    TIPS

    Liver transplant

    Management

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    Patient seen by genetics and nephrology

    Started on actigall for improved bile flow

    Started on sodium bicitrate to managemetabolic acidosis

    2wks later in clinic

    Still vigorously feeding/stooling

    Increase in HSM

    Stable LFTs, GGT

    Low vitamins A&D

    Started on ADEK

    Nutritional supplement

    Follow-Up

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    UptoDate. Neonatal Hepatitis

    Neonatal Cholestasis Nelson Textbook of

    Pediatrics, 19th ed. Kliegman et al. 1281-1388. e12011.

    Wyllie, Robert and Jeffrey Hyams. PediatricGastrointestinal and Liver Disease 3rd ed. 2006.

    Donia et al. Predictive value of assessment ofdifferent modalities in the diagnosis of infantilecholestasis.J Internal Medicine Research.2010;38(6):2100-16).

    References