الفهرس 
Surgical Anatomy of the AppendixOnly 14 pages are availabe for public view
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Abstract
Background: We should be careful though when considering conservation approach alone because misdiagnosis of an appendicular or colonic tumor will be dangerous to the patient. Therefore we should first confirm the diagnosis and exclude other pathologies using radiological investigations such as US, CT scan, MRI and colonoscopy according to Tannoury & Abboud., 2013.
Aim of the Study: To outline the treatment options of Appendicular mass in adults and empower Junior Surgeons with Knowledge of best treatment options.
Methodology: In this review regarding the conservative management of an appendicular mass, most of the authors agreed that it’s still a highly acceptable approach for appendicular mass. And that this should be followed with interval Appendicectomy in patients with persistent right lower abdominal pain according to studies done by Garba & Ahmed., 2008.
Conclusion: from this Study we conclude the following: We recommend initially conservative approach to the management of appendicular mass after exclusions of other ileocaecal pathologies. No need for interval Appendicectomy, except in patients with persistent symptoms of appendicitis. Immediate surgical or Laparoscopic intervention in selected cases followed by conservative approach.