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Diffuse peritonitis following appendicitis is usually seen -

A
When appendicular perforation occurs early (within 24 hours)
B
When perforation occurs late (after 24 hours)
C
Particularly in non-obstructive appendicitis
D
When antibiotics are withheld
High-Yield Explanation
In late stages greater omentum and small bowel become adherent to inflamed appendix, walling off the spread of peritoneal contamination

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