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'How did it go?' 'They said it's acute appendicitis.'
Literal
''How was?'' ''Acute vermiform-appendicitis is [quotative-って]''
A medical diagnosis exchange. 急性虫垂炎 (きゅうせいちゅうすいえん) is the technical medical term for 'acute appendicitis' — made of 急性 (acute) + 虫垂 (appendix, lit. 'worm-like projection') + 炎 (inflammation). 虫垂 is the proper medical term; in casual speech people say 盲腸 (もうちょう, 'blind gut/cecum', technically a related but different structure). The sentence-final って is the casual quotative 'they said'.