“…In adults, epiploic appendagitis has been found in 2% of abdominal CT scans performed for suspected diverticulitis and appendicitis. 3,5 It is most common in the fourth and fifth decades of life and rarely occurs in children, with descriptions in the pediatric literature limited to small case series. In the largest case series of 9 children with epiploic appendagitis, clinical features included RLQ pain (89%), anorexia (56%), nausea (56%), vomiting (33%), fever (11%), and leukocytosis (33%).…”