“…[12] Salvatore Giordano et al, observed that the hyperbilirubinemia (cut-off 1 mg/dl) for prediction of perforation in acute appendicitis, sensitivity of 0.49, specificity of 0.82, positive likelihood ratio of 2.51, negative likelihood ratio of 0.58, diagnostic odds ratio of 4.42. [13]KulsoomMoulaBux et al, studied all the liver function test, of which the serum bilirubin levels independent predictors of appendix perforation/gangrene. [14] A C Chambers et al, concluded that the serum bilirubin levels were significantly higher among the gangrene/perforation, but it cannot be an independent predictor of neither the diagnosis nor the complications of the acute appendicitis.…”