Antibiotics could be used to treat patients with appendicitis

The video discusses appendicitis treatment options. Initially, surgeons often remove the appendix to prevent bursting. However, research indicates that about two-thirds of patients can opt for antibiotics instead, with a 64% success rate. Only 7% of those treated with antibiotics experience complications, but 36% eventually require surgery.

What was the success rate for antibiotic treatment according to the authors?

What percentage of patients eventually needed surgery after receiving antibiotic treatment?