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The 13 pages that link to Jaundice, each with the reason it gives.

• BileRelated: Obstruction of bile flow can cause bilirubin to accumulate in the body.

• BilirubinRelated: Visible jaundice is the most familiar sign of bilirubin accumulation.

• CholestasisRelated: Cholestasis can raise bilirubin when bile pigments cannot be excreted normally.

• Hepatitis ABroader topic: Liver inflammation can impair bilirubin processing and produce this visible sign.

• Pancreatic cancerRelated: A tumor near the pancreatic head can obstruct bile flow and cause jaundice.

• Gilbert syndromeRelated: Mild episodes can cause visible yellowing, especially in the whites of the eyes.

• HepatitisRelated: Liver dysfunction during hepatitis can prevent normal bilirubin processing.

• Crigler–Najjar syndromeRelated: Severe unconjugated bilirubin elevation produces the visible yellowing commonly associated with the syndrome.

• Dubin–Johnson syndromeRelated: Some affected people develop mild jaundice, especially during illness, pregnancy, or fasting.

• Rotor syndromeNarrower topic: Rotor syndrome may raise bilirubin without producing visible jaundice.

• Biliary atresiaRelated: Persistent jaundice is an early visible sign of impaired bile drainage in affected infants.

• BiliverdinRelated: Biliverdin is the immediate precursor to the pigment that accumulates in jaundice.

• Bile (physiology)Related: Blocked bile flow can prevent bilirubin excretion and produce jaundice.