Treatment is surgical, potentially with a laparoscopic resection. In patients with bleeding, strangulation of bowel, bowel perforation or bowel obstruction, treatment involves surgical resection of both the<unk>  itself along with the adjacent bowel segment, and this procedure is called a "small bowel resection". In patients without any of the aforementioned complications, treatment involves surgical resection of the<unk>  only, and this procedure is called a simple diverticulectomy. With regards to asymptomatic<unk> , some recommend that a search for<unk>  should be conducted in every case of appendectomy/laparotomy done for acute abdomen, and if found,<unk> 's diverticulectomy or resection should be performed to avoid secondary complications arising from it.
Meckel's diverticulum
Hartnup disease
Intussusception 
Mirizzi's syndrome
Hirschsprung's disease
Vesicointestinal fistula
Cord colitis syndrome
Tropical sprue