Abstract
Acute appendicitis is one of the most frequent abdominal diseases requiring surgical treatment. The variability of its location is characterized by the variability of clinical manifestations, which complicates the diagnosis of the disease. An extremely rare clinical case of acute gangrenous perforated appendicitis in the sac of an oblique inguinal hernia is presented. Surgical treatment was successful: herniolaparotomy, appendectomy, Postempsky hernoplasty were performed.
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