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Grynfeltt-Lesshaft hernia. (This will be the last case I post for a few days.) [Abdominal]

Inguinal hernia containing bladder. [Abdominal]

Ovarian mucinous cystadenocarcinoma. [Gynecologic] [US]

House, MD, pilot episode. [Neuroradiology] [CT]

23 year old with head injury since age 2. Seizures and right hemiparesis since age 10. [Neuroradiology] [CT]

Small bowel obstruction due to gallstone ileus. [Gastrointestinal]

Small bowel obstruction from incarcerated inguinal hernia. [Gastrointestinal]

Crohn's disease. [Gastrointestinal] [FL]

Two patients showing the varied appearance of large B-cell lymphoma of the stomach. [Gastrointestinal] [CT]

Left kidney stone. [Genitourinary]

12-ft fall with loss of hearing. [Head and Neck]

Abdominal distention despite being told her uterine fibroids "shrunk" after menopause. [Abdominal] [XR]

Tuberculous pancreatitis and lymphadenitis. [Abdominal]

Patient with HIV-AIDS, tapeworm infection, and new fever, cough, fatigue, and weight loss. [Chest] [XR]

52 year old who keeps getting pneumothoraces. [Chest] [XR]

"Crazy coworker stabbed her at her house." (Liver laceration with active bleeding, hemopneumothorax.) [Chest] [Hepatobiliary]

Bilateral indirect inguinal hernias. Appendix enters right inguinal hernia (Amyand hernia). [Abdominal]

Bilateral indirect inguinal hernias. Ventriculoperitoneal shunt terminates in right inguinal hernia. [Abdominal]

Endometriosis. [Gynecologic]

Gnathic (jaw) osteosarcoma. [Musculoskeletal] [Head and Neck] [XR] [CT]