Presentation
Right groin swelling, pain, and fever.
Patient Data
Age: 80 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Amyand hernia
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Right-sided inguinal hernia noted through a defect measuring 1.6 cm. Inflamed appendix is noted within this hernia. No evidence of intestinal obstruction or perforation. Sigmoid diverticulosis noted. Rest of the bowel loops are unremarkable.
From the case:
Amyand hernia
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Inflammation of the appendix is observed within the inguinal canal.
Case Discussion
An inguinal hernia with appendix as its content is known as Amyand hernia. It is a rare occurrence with less than 2% of all hernias.
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