Paraduodenal hernias are rare hernias that result from error of rotation of the mid-gut. It can be discovered incidentally at laparotomy, seen on radiological imagining or infrequently cause intestinal obstruction. We report a case of a left paraduodenal hernia diagnosed intraoperatively after being operated on in the emergency setting for generalized peritonitis. He required resection of multiple loops of small bowel with primary anastomosis. The mouth of the sac was obliterated by suture apposition to the posterior wall. The patient was discharged on day 4 after an uneventful recovery.

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HighlightsSILC in the third world.The addition of LigaSure to enhance procedure.Look at feasibility.Look at cost different.

HighlightsRare case report of a vascular lesion.Etiology/clinical features.Radiological findings.General overview of disease process.

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