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A dilated haustra-containing bowel loop, more than 6 cm in diameter, extends from the pelvis toward the upper abdomen, with part of it appearing over the liver shadow ("liver overlap sign") approaching to a level above the transverse colon shadow ("northern exposure sign"), along with convergence of the prominent bowel wall lines into the left pelvis (overall making the "coffee bean sign"), and distal descending colon shadow gradual tapering.
The shadows of descending, transverse, and ascending colon are otherwise within normal appearance in general.
No air shadow in the rectal area.
No evidences of small bowel dilatation.
No definite signs of pneumoperitoneum.