Meckel’s Diverticulum Tip Attaches to Posterior Umbilicus Caused Umbilical Pain in 11-year-old-boy: A Case Report
Keywords:
Meckel’s diverticulum, Omphalomesenteric duct remnant, Vitellointestinal duct, Umbilical mass, Umbilical painAbstract
Meckel’s diverticulum attaches to posterior umbilicus caused umbilical pain is uncommon and scarcely seen or reported in literature or even in medical practice. We present clinical presenting symptom, computed tomographic finding, intra operative finding, operative management and pathologic finding of Meckel’s diverticulum attach to umbilicus in 11 years old boy.
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