Laparoscopic appendectomy When the unexpected unveils… Dr. Grace KY Hung Kwong Wah Hospital.

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Laparoscopic appendectomy When the unexpected unveils… Dr. Grace KY Hung Kwong Wah Hospital

Case scenario 60/M Right lower quadrant pain and fever Physical examination –Stable vitals with temperature 38.5C –Tenderness over right lower quadrant

Laparoscopic appendectomy offered…

Background Acute appendicitis –Lifetime risk ~ 7% 1 –One of the most commonly encountered emergency surgical condition –Peak incidence towards 30 years old

Background Pathology –Bacterial infection secondary to blockage of the lumen –Could be due to faecolith, caecal tumor, appendiceal tumor, enlargement of lymphoid aggregate, parasites

Background Clinical presentation –Typical presentation: fever, right lower quadrant pain, leukocytosis

Scenarios Negative appendectomy Appendiceal neoplasm (Intra- operative/histopathological)

Negative appendectomy Negative appendectomy rate: –15% - 25% 2,3,4 Female patient of reproductive age are at higher risk

Negative appendectomy pic

Differential diagnosis Gynecological problem Colonic diverticulitis Colitis, ileitis Meckels diverticulitis Inflammatory bowel disease Neoplasm (colonic, appendiceal) Perforated peptic ulcer Acute cholecystitis Mesenteric adenitis Others

Can pre-operative imaging help to decrease negative appendectomy rate?

Pre-operative CT scan Sensitivity 83-99% 5 Specificity % 5 Krajewski et al (Meta analysis) 6 NAR (CT): 8.7% NAR (no CT): 16.7% Use of CT was associated with a delay in time to surgery, yet the appendiceal perforation rates were unchanged

Depends on –Availability –Expertise in interpretation

CT criteria for infalmmed appendix 7 Diameter greater than 6mm Appendiceal wall thickness greater than 1mm Appendiceal gas Periappendiceal fat stranding Caecal arrow-head sign Caecal bar sign

CT scan of patient with acute appendicitis

Even with pre-operative CT scan the NAR is 8.7% Does pre-operative CT scan has a role? –Yes –Provides additional information for planning subsequent management

Differential diagnosis Gynecological problem Colonic diverticulitis Colitis, ileitis Meckels diverticulitis Inflammatory bowel disease Neoplasm (colonic, appendiceal) Perforated peptic ulcer Acute cholecystitis Mesenteric adenitis Others

Differential diagnosis Gynecological problem Colonic diverticulitis Colitis, ileitis Meckels diverticulitis Inflammatory bowel disease Neoplasm (colonic, appendiceal) Perforated peptic ulcer Acute cholecystitis Mesenteric adenitis Others

Periappendiceal abscess maybe drained percutaneously

Pre-operative USG Rander A et al 8 Mean sensitivity of USG: 78% Diagnostic accuracy inferior to CT Still plays a role in patients in whom radiation exposure is a concern (e.g. pregnant patients)

Sonographic findings in USG Compressed diameter greater than 6mm Brightly echogenic periappendiceal fat Periappendiceal fluid collection Hypervascularity on color Doppler

Scenarios Negative appendectomy Appendiceal neoplasm (Intra- operative/histopathological)

Tumor recognized at time of surgery Tumor <2cm Base and mesoappendix: clear Evidence of perforation Evidence of mucinous ascites Right hemicolectomy Appendectomy Appendectomy or, if not possible, tissue biopsy, cytology on mucus Peritoneal lavage Analysis of tumor markers (CEA, CA-125, CA 19.9) and CT abd + pelvis Colonoscopy Appendectomy or, if not possible, tissue biopsy, cytology on mucus Peritoneal lavage Analysis of tumor markers (CEA, CA-125, CA 19.9) and CT abd + pelvis Colonoscopy YES No

Appendiceal neoplasm Accounts for 1% of all GI malignancies 9 Usually present as acute appendicitis Incidental finding at operation/ on histopathological examination Carcinoid tumors are most common 10

Classification of appendiceal neoplasms 9 PrimarySecondary Epithelial Benign Hyperplastic polyp and diffuse mucosal hyperplasia Serrated adenoma Colonic type adenoma Malignant Low-grade mucinous neoplasms Adenocarcinoma/ High-grade mucinous neoplasms Non-epithelial Carcinoid tumors Classical carcinoid Globet cell carcinoids/adenocarcinoids Mesenchymal tumors Gastrointestinal stromal tumors Neuroma Leiomyoma/sarcoma Kaposi’s sarcoma Lymphoma Ovarian Colonic Melanoma

Carcinoid tumors Arise from neuroendocrine cells Usually located at the tip or distal third of the appendix Adverse prognostic feature: size >2cm, mesoappendiceal extension 11 Simple appendectomy for tumor less than 2cm and does not involve the resection margin or mesoappendix 12 Right hemicolectomy for tumor more than 2cm or when there is involvement of the base of the appendix or mesoappendix 12

Malignant epithelial lesions Range from low grade mucinous neoplasms to adenocarcinomas Prognosis depends on whether they have perforated and whether mucin and epithelial cells are present outside the appendix 13 May spread to peritoneal cavity, giving rise to pseudomyxoma peritonei Treatment: –Not perforated tumor not involving the mesoappendix/base: Appendectomy –Perforated tumor: complete cytoreduction with intraperitoneal chemotherapy

Synchronous appendiceal and colonic neoplasm Associates with a significant incidence of both synchronous and metachronous colorectal neoplasms % of appendiceal carcinoid 50% of appendiceal malignant epithelial tumors Screening and surveillance colonoscopy should be advocated

Conclusion Laparoscopic appendectomy is one of the most commonly performed surgical procedure which carries a negative appendectomy rate of around 15%-25% Pre-operative CT scan could decrease the negative appendectomy rate and provide more information for better planning if available.

Conclusion Rarely, appendiceal neoplasms are found incidentally during operation/on histopathological examinations Tumor less than 2cm without involvement of the resection margin and mesoappendix can be treated by simple appendectomy Screening and surveillance colonoscopy should be performed for all patients with appendiceal neoplasm

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