Table 2.

Baseline characteristics of six patients

Case No	Age (years old)	Sex	Clinical presentation	Diagnostic imaging	WBC and/or CRP	Amyand’s Hernia type
1	77	Male	Inguinal hernia associated with right lower quadrant abdominal pain	Abdominal CT	Elevated	2
2	64	Male	Inguinal hernia associated with right lower quadrant abdominal pain	Abdominal CT	Elevated	2
3	56	Male	Inguinal hernia associated with right lower quadrant abdominal pain	Ultrasonography	Normal	1
4	30	Male	Right lower abdominal pain	Ultrasonography	Elevated	2
5	77	Male	Inguinal hernia associated with right lower quadrant abdominal pain	Abdominal CT	Elevated	2
6	71	Male	Inguinal hernia associated with right lower quadrant abdominal pain	Abdominal CT	Normal	1

Appendix	Surgical approach	Appendicectomy	Herniorrhaphy technique	Drainage	Antibiotics after surgery	Surgical wound infection
Perforated	laparotomy	Yes	Bassini suture repair	Yes	Piperacillin sodium and sulbactam sodium combined with metronidazole	No
Perforated	laparotomy	Yes	Lichtenstein repair method	Yes	Piperacillin sodium and tazobactam sodium	No
Normal	laparotomy	No	Lichtenstein repair method	No	Cefazolin sodium pentahydrate	No
Inflamed	Laparoscopy	Yes	TAPP	Yes	Cefoperzone sodium and tazobactam sodium	No
Perforated	Laparoscopy	Yes	No repair	Yes	Cefoperzone sodium and tazobactam sodium	No
Normal	laparotomy	No	Lichtenstein repair method	Yes	Ceftriaxone combined with moxifloxacin	Yes

Discharge time after surgery (days)	Deaths
15	No
5	No
3	No
5	No
11	No
20	No