Presentation
Marble ball ingestion about half an hour before the presentation.
Patient Data
Gender: Male
From the case:
Foreign body in GI tract
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A round dense opacity at D12-L1 disc level in the frontal supine view. It is located anterior to the spine in the lateral view. No pneumoperitoneum.
Case Discussion
The patient with a history of accidental marble ball ingestion shows a foreign body possibly in the stomach.
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