Perforated Vermiform Appendix || Ultrasound || Case 240

Perforated Vermiform Appendix || Ultrasound || Case 240

Clinical Features:
A 17 years old male patient came with
- Right lower abdominal pain
- Vomiting

Ultrasound Features:
A blind-ended, fluid-filled, distended, non-compressible, tubular structure of intestinal origin, connected to adjacent caecum with poor gut signature, surrounding fat stranding & mild collection is noted at the right iliac fossa with a small wall defect is noted at the tip.

Remember:
Localized collection adjacent to a gangrenous appendix may suggest perforation.

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[morkchanrith]

I really appreciate your sharing this amazing case study.

[ImagingStudy]

Thank you for watching.
Don't forget to check another case of Perforated Appendix:

[qaiserabbas]

A good informative video. But How you can do a transvaginal ultrasound in a Male patient. May be you wanted to say transrectal.

[ImagingStudy]

Note: TVS transducer was used for transabdominal scan. It was a male patient 🙄