Arterial Thrombosis of Vermiform Appendix Resulting in Gangrenous Appendicitis

Acute appendicitis is still the most common surgical disease in experience of surgeon and it requires operative treatment hospital. There are several suggestions on causes acute appendicitis: infectious or neurovascular conditions, obturation orifice vermiform appendix with a fecal bolus, other versions. One rare ischemia appendix, which results development primary gangrenous appendicitis. The clinical manifestation this pathology may be atypical. We present case report 65-year-old patient complicated by localized purulent peritonitis. When admitted to hospital, was suspected mesenteric thrombosis. MSCT angiography performed about that, diagnosed thrombosis a. appendicularis Treatment included laparotomy, appendectomy, sanitation, abdominal drainage. In paper, we discuss incidence