My husband has just been treated for a common bile duct cyst, and is now in good health. During the treatment at the provincial hospital, the doctor operated on her husband only to remove the gallbladder and perform a cholecystectomy, not the cyst in the bile duct. Her family had to transfer her husband to another hospital for re-operation and removal of the common bile duct cyst. So let me ask why the common bile duct cyst should be removed?

Inborn errors of metabolism are one of the abnormalities that can occur in some newborns. This disease appears before the child is born and is characterized by ineffective functioning of metabolic reactions of groups of substances in the body. So what should be done when the child is tested for congenital errors of metabolism?