Presentation
Film performed to assess for renal tract calculi in the context of right flank pain.
Patient Data
Age: 30 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Tampon
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Linear air-filled structure with the distal end near the pubic symphysis extending to the left.
From the case:
Tampon
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Air trapped within the tampon (sanitary wear for females).
It is trapped within the cotton composition of the tampon, which is present here as an incidental finding.
Case Discussion
Lots of incidental findings may be apparent on radiographs.
Recognition is important so one knows their lack of or clinical relevance to the clinical scenario.
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