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Case Report

8 year old male with no significant medical history with abdominal pain of 12 hours duration which started around umbilicus and was now in the right side of the lower abdomen. Examination showed tenderness and guarding in the McBurney point. Blood count showed leukocytosis. During the appendicectomy, the appendix was normal, but examination showed dark red fixed 10cm x 2 mass in the mesenterium.

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