Internal hernias are rare hernias and occur when an organ or part of the intestine protrudes through an opening or defect within the abdominal cavity, leading to an abnormal positioning of the abdominal structures. Unlike external hernias, where the bulging is visible externally, internal hernias involve the displacement of organs or tissues within the abdominal space. These hernias occur due to abnormal spaces or openings left inside the abdomen when the organs are developing. Paraduodenal, paracecal, broad ligament, foramen of Winslow, obturator, transomental, intersigmoid, are some of the internal hernias named as per the anatomical structure they violate.