A literature review of primary screening tool for biliary atresia using web-based stool color card

Prompt diagnosis and appropriate Kasai Procedure (KP) are crucial for improving patients' long-term prognosis who have BA. The notion that KP at <= 30 days of age considerably increases the native liver survival rate is becoming more widely acknowledged. It appears that screening by SCC and DB/CB is maybe possible, according to published assessments in both English and Japanese. In Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, screening with SCC has been in place since 1994. Japan introduced the idea of SCC to Taiwan, and in 2004 Taiwan became the first country to use SCC for statewide screening; Japan followed suit in 2012. SCC home-based screening is simple and affordable, but in the event that stools have an intermediate hue, it may present challenges for families and the medical community. Consequently, a training approach appropriate for both parents and healthcare professionals is required. It has been demonstrated that case-based learning produces good training outcomes for the medical field. This work will provide a solid theoretical basis for creating online case-based learning stool color cards.