Abstract:

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to provide the effectiveness of the diagnosis methods in the apendix mucus, which is a rare cause of chronic abdominal pain and develops as a result of the distance of the apendix lumen with the mucus, and the results of post-chirurgical treatment.Case Presentation: The fourteen-seven-year-old woman, who was a patient, applied to the emergency service with a complaint of abdominal pain for six months. In the physical examination there was sensitivity in the lower right body of the abdomen and mass injury addressed in the same location. In the entire western ultrasound and in the entire western tomography, mass injury that may be appendic mucus was detected.    The result: the patient was taken to surgery with a pre-diagnosis of the apendicus mucus. In the exploration, an apendix, which was 10 cm long and 1.5 cm in diameter, was found on a wide base toward the drawing lumen of the radical part. The patient was given apendectomy and drag wedge resection. The patient was dismissed on the 4th day after the surgery. The patient in the sixth month after the surgery has no complaints.

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