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Acute appendicitis in older patients is less frequent and may be secondary to an underlying right colonic malignancy. This dictates the practice of performing colonoscopy in these patients after the resolution of appendicitis or appendicectomy, however, the evidence for this is limited. The objective of this study was to assess the utility of early colonoscopy (i.e.<3 months) to diagnose colonic cancer in older patients (>40 years) following acute appendicitis.

The utility of colonoscopy after acute appendicitis in those over 40 years