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Hsu M et al. – Pathologists should be aware that ruptured appendiceal diverticula may be associated with serosal mucin and even extra–appendiceal epithelium. Failure to distinguish this process from a mucosal neoplasm with rupture may result in unnecessary therapy and cause the patient undue alarm.

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