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What is the best way to detox a failing biliary atresia liver? would this improve liver function?
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BILIARY ATRESIA: It is difficult to treat biliary atresia. It is progressive and treatment is supportive. Results to liver failure even with optimal therapy and requires liver transplant.
Answered 9/6/2019
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