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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Infant hepatitis A clinical study of biliary system diseases Study: Hong-Bo Ma, Chen Lijuan, Li Zhijuan [Keywords:] liver [Abstract] Objective To investigate the pathological changes of biliary system in children with obstructive neonatal hepatitis and conduct clinical therapy. Methods Twenty-four children with obstructive neonatal hepatitis were operated with biliary irrigation. It were studied that the injury of liver and extrahepatic biliary duct and the results after irrigated by inserting a duct into gallbladder. Results It was observed that clinical signs of biliary obstruction. We found serious injury and stenotic bile duct in some patients’ biliary system with obstructive neonatal hepatitis, and mucoid and filamentous bile thrombuses in common bile duct in nine cases. Conclusion The injury of extrahepatic biliary duct is equal to damage of live in children with obstructive neonatal hepatitis. We have to make the bile juice transport smoothly with bile duct rinsing or irrigation by gallbladder catheter during protecting liver function and make the patients recovery. [Keywords:] Newborn; hepatitis; biliary obstruction; irrigation Obstructive infant hepatitis syndrome in infants and young children a special type of hepatitis. Since 1990, diagnosed by surgery and 24 cases of obstructive infant hepatitis, his liver and extrahepatic bile ducts were observed. Infant hepatitis can be affected bile duct caused by inflammatory changes, which affect the function of discharge lamps, increased liver damage. our department in recent years carried out by minimally invasive surgical treatment of gallbladder catheter flushing drugs receive better results, reported below. 1 Clinical data The 24 cases of obstructive infant hepatitis, 16 males and 8 females, aged 60 days in 3 cases, 61 to 80 days in 7 cases, 81 ~ 100 days in 9 cases, 5 cases of 101 to 140 days. Sick child shortly after birth showed jaundice, and continued to incr