International journal of surgery case reports · 2017
Acute appendicitis presenting as an abdominal wall abscess: A case report.
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Ahmed Khalid, Hakim Suhail, Suliman Ahmed M, Aleter Ammar, El-Menyar Ayman, Mustafa Sheriff Abdulazeim, Zarour Ahmad, Al-Thani Hassan
Аннотация
INTRODUCTION: Amyand hernia (AH) is a rare type of hernia characterized by the presence of appendix vermiformis in the inguinal hernial sac. It is rarely reported in women.
PRESENTATION OF CASE: We presented a case of a 60- year old woman who was admitted initially with an abdominal wall abscess and found to have perforated appendix in the right inguinal hernia. The patient underwent standard open appendectomy and the post-operative course was uneventful.
DISCUSSION: The initial presentation of our case as an abdominal wall abscess is rare in the contemporary literature.
CONCLUSIONS: A high index of suspicious, early diagnosis and timely surgical intervention are the keys to have favorable outcome in amyand hernia. The management should follow general guidelines of appendectomy, hernia repair and dealing with the associated pathology if present.
PRESENTATION OF CASE: We presented a case of a 60- year old woman who was admitted initially with an abdominal wall abscess and found to have perforated appendix in the right inguinal hernia. The patient underwent standard open appendectomy and the post-operative course was uneventful.
DISCUSSION: The initial presentation of our case as an abdominal wall abscess is rare in the contemporary literature.
CONCLUSIONS: A high index of suspicious, early diagnosis and timely surgical intervention are the keys to have favorable outcome in amyand hernia. The management should follow general guidelines of appendectomy, hernia repair and dealing with the associated pathology if present.