“…6 Duodenal diverticular perforation, first observed by Bassett in 1907 during an autopsy, is rare but highly fatal, associated with high mortality. 3,7 The most common cause of duodenal diverticular perforation is diverticulitis, followed by enterolithiasis, iatrogenic, trauma, and foreign bodies. 7 Because of its vague and unspecific clinical presentation, early diagnosis of perforated duodenal diverticula is difficult without imaging.…”