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The CT scan demonstrates:

• right posterior diaphragmatic defect with intrathoracic herniation of:
  • the stomach which is located on the right
  • and numerous well-defined nodules of various size and homogeneous density (multiple splenules)
•  no parent spleen is seen in the left hypochondrium
• ​intrahepatic IVC interruption with azygos/hemiazygos continuation
• midline/transverse liver
• bilateral bilobed lungs on lung window
• bilateral hyparterial bronchi
• preduodenal portal vein 
• the body and tail of the pancreas are difficult to identify from the bowel loops that have the same density
• no evidence of midgut malrotation