[Clinical features of Amyand's hernia: from intraoperative finding to successful repair].
Amyand's hernia is rare among inguinal hernias (< 1% of patients). Inflammation of appendix in hernial sac is observed in less than 0.1% of cases. Diagnosis of this hernia is difficult because preoperative diagnostic methods often fail to visualize appendix. Thus, final diagnosis is often established intraoperatively. The authors present successful treatment of Amyand's hernia in a 54-year-old patient with recurrent inguinal hernia and 3 previous surgical corrections (the last one 7 years ago). Hernia was characterized by periodic self-reduction of protrusion. Within 72 hours before hospitaliz
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