Complicated Jejunal Diverticulosis: Small Bowel Volvulus with Obstruction.

The incidence of the diverticulum of the small bowel varies from 0.2-1.3% in autopsy studies to 2.

A rare case of spontaneous inguinal faecal fistula as a complication of incarcerated Richter's hernia with brief review of literature.

Background: Richter's hernia has an early misleading presentation with tendency to strangulation due to common lack of obstructive symptoms which may lead to delay in diagnosis and hence increased mortality. Rarely inguinal Richter's hernia may present with an uncommon complication of spontaneous fistula. The development of spontaneous faecal fistula secondary to incarcerated inguinal hernias is much rarer among the adult population as compared to the paediatric age group.

Meckel's diverticulum mesentery along with its band forming a hernial sac: A rare case of internal herniation.

Introduction: Meckel's diverticulum is the most common congenital gastrointestinal anomaly. However, only 2% of cases are symptomatic. It can cause intestinal obstruction by various mechanisms as volvulus, adhesions, Littre's hernia, intussusception.

An unusual case of transverse mesocolic internal hernia with abnormality of both hands and high arched feet.

Introduction: An internal abdominal herniation is the protrusion of a viscus through a normal or abnormal mesenteric or peritoneal aperture. It is a rare cause of small bowel obstruction with a reported incidence of 0.2-0.

Multiple ileal perforations and concomitant cholecystitis with gall bladder gangrene as complication of typhoid fever.

Surgical complications of typhoid fever usually involve the small gut, but infrequently typhoid fever also involves the gallbladder. Complications range from acalculous cholecystitis, gangrene to perforation. Here, we present a case of enteric fever with concomitant complication of multiple ileal perforations at its terminal part with acalculous cholecystistis with gangrenous gall bladder.