LEFT-SIDED AMYAND'S HERNIA in 2 y.o boy
The presence of vermiform appendix in inguinal hernial sac is called Amyand's hernia. First reported by our grand-grandfather in surgery Sir Claudius Amyand in 1735. Overall incidence of Amyand's hernia ranges from 0.19 to 1.7%. Incidence os inflamed appendix within the hernia is 0.07 to 0.13%. This pathology common in right side and only few cases in left. Left-sided Amyand Herni proposed associated with situs inversus, malrotation or a mobile cecum. Only few cases of right side appendix herniating trough left inguinal canal. In my case, the cecum so mobile and thatbpathology suspected as etiology. Appendectomy and Mitchell-Banks herniotomy technique was done. Patient hospitalized for one day and going home in good condition.
Side is herniated and inflammation they probably gave a round of antibiotics before a hernia operation and maintenance of this is a young person is way too young too have a hernia abdomen and abdomen was treated by gastrointestinal Dr. But meds were given still no relief of pain flank in abdomen is tender stomach aches and fevers foreign objects that doesn't belong on a kid shouldnt be placed on a kid could have ruptured with serious complications Hope you feel better don't be treating any kind of medical problem like it's a game cause it isnt
