Gangrenous appendicitis was defined as an inflamed appendix with signs of grossly
What causes a gangrene appendix?
The cause of appendicitis relates to blockage of the inside of the appendix, known as the lumen. The blockage leads to increased pressure, impaired blood flow, and inflammation. If the blockage is not treated, gangrene and rupture (breaking or tearing) of the appendix can result.
How do you manage gangrenous appendicitis?
Opioids, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, or acetaminophen should be provided to patients with suspected acute appendicitis. Open and laparoscopic appendectomies are effective surgical techniques for the treatment of acute appendicitis.
