Discordant findings in biliary atresia in 6 sets of twins are discussed regarding the current concepts in aetiology of biliary atresia. Although a genetic, inflammatory, immunological or toxic origin cannot be excluded, peri- or even postnatal ischaemia seems more likely.
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