Abstract
Perforation of the abdominal visceraand protrusionofthe distal end of the ventricul operitonealshunt are uncommon but serious complications of pediatric surgery. We report a case of distal ventriculoperitonealshunt protrusion into the appendix by transanal access in a patient who did not exhibit typical appendicitis symptoms. We report the case of a 2-year-old male with anal extrusion and assess his condition.
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