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Ультразвуковая диагностика билиарной атрезии с использованием симптома треугольного рубца(обзор лит-ры и клинические наблюдения)

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билиарная атрезия, ультразвуковое исследование, симптом треугольного рубца, триада “призрачного желчного пузыря”, неонатальный холестаз

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Triangular Cord Sign in Biliary Atresia Ultrasound Diagnostics (Literature Review and Case Reports)

Keywords:
biliary atresia, ultrasound diagnostics, triangular cord sign, gallbladder ghost triad, infantile cholestasis