Biliary Atresia Presenting as Post Circumcision Exsanguination
Nwafor Chukwuemeka Charles, Nwafor Nkem Nnenna
Asian Journal of Case Reports in Medicine and Health · pp. 18–22 · Published 23 May 2018
Abstract
An autopsy diagnosis of biliary atresia was made in a month old male infant who died following prolonged bleeding that lasted for about 8 hours after circumcision by a non-trained local circumcision practitioner.
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