“…After a small (10-12-mm) incision in the RLQ, largely adequate to extract a locally inflamed appendix, if the pathology encountered cannot be managed through that small incision, or if there is peritonitis, then a 10-mm 30°scope is inserted via this incision and the fascia is partially sutured. Depending on the findings, further ports are inserted [56] in order to treat the cause of the peritonitis, as well as toileting the peritoneal cavity.…”