Abnormal localization of the appendix in hernial sac occurs in 2-4% of cases. Appendix is often found in inguinal and femoral hernias. Localization of the appendix in diaphragmatic hernia is described as a casuistic case. Case report of successful surgical treatment of a patient with perforated appendicitis in the left diaphragmatic hernia is presented.
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