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Jaundice is yellowing of skin, sclerae, and mucous membranes due to excess bilirubin (hyperbilirubinemia, typically >2-3 mg/dL). It can be pre-hepatic (hemolysis), hepatic (liver disease), or post-hepatic (biliary obstruction). Key workup includes bilirubin fractionation, LFTs, and imaging.

Now let me search the medical library for comprehensive jaundice content in parallel:

Good - I have multiple textbook sources. Let me read the most comprehensive ones in parallel:

I have rich content from Schwartz's Surgery. Let me now read more of it (the workup/management section) and also get the dedicated jaundice chapter content:

Now let me get the dedicated clinical chapter on jaundice from Schwartz's and also search for workup/diagnostic imaging content:

Excellent - Harrison's has a dedicated "Disorders of Bilirubin Metabolism" section. Let me read that for the most comprehensive clinical content: