Richter’s femoral hernia with spontaneous enterocutaneous fistula: a case report

Richter’s hernia is rare and hard to diagnosis. We reported a male elder with Richter’s hernia in the right femoral tube. It was firstly treated as lymphnoditis, and finally presented as enterocutaneous fistula. We performed wedge excision and suture of the ileum wall defect under laparoscopy, local debridement of the groin and repair for the femoral ring. He had the good recovery with regular follow-up.