This illustrated medical image depicts a newborn with visible signs of jaundice, such as yellowing of the eyes and skin, alongside a magnified view of the liver and bile ducts. It lists common symptoms related to biliary atresia, a severe condition that can cause prolonged jaundice in newborns. Key symptoms include jaundice, pale or clay-coloured stools, enlarged liver, poor weight gain, irritability, and a swollen abdomen. The visual is a helpful educational tool for identifying liver-related complications in neonatal jaundice, emphasising the importance of early diagnosis and treatment.