Primary epiploic appendicitis

In the gastrointestinal tract, epiploic appendix takes place in the section from caecum to the distal sigmoid colone. primary epiploic appendicitis is an inflammatory and ischemic condition that results from the tortion of one of hundreds of epiploic appendices, spontaneous venosus thrombosis or inflammation. although it is not a disease requiring surgery, as it imitates acute abdominal symptoms, it causes unnecessary laparotomy. in this article, the final situation of a case that applied to emergency service with acute abdominal symptoms is presented.