@drdavidabbasi: A 14 year old girl with a history of developmental delay is brought into the ER after a car accident. She's stable, but mentions mild abdominal discomfort. As part of the trauma workup, an abdominal X-ray is taken, and it shows numerous radiopaque densities of varying sizes scattered throughout the colon and rectum. Take a look at the imaging and think it through before scrolling for the answer. What do you think is going on here, and what's the most likely diagnosis? Drop your thoughts in the comments, curious to see how many people get this one🩺 ✅Follow @drdavidabbasi for More Daily Medical Content & Health Tips!🌴😷Schedule a consultation in Delray Beach! Visit www.primeorthocenter.com

💥Phoenix💥[♿️] :

PICA? Looks like rolled tissue paper.

JAKID :

Pica

Lisa Hawkins :

It's just anxiety

Nate Danger :

Packing peanuts😂

mommyof 5 :

ok so what is it

Arthur Mugisha :

?faecal impaction

Bill Gould873 :

pica with obstruction decending colon.

Esi Osardu :

please be specific, is she traveling abroad?

Diamond 💎 Daze :

Pica- she been eating rocks

Mr. Anthropy :

Ate gravel, they check toilet and septic system for issues too

ginalisa1516 :

Why don’t you just tell us the answer instead of making us guess some ridiculous answers?

Blacklisted :

you got to go in...

Sian :

pica same as my son

Risky :

Maybe Pica

chip :

death

Janet :

its a girl

druid1886 :

crack

Cal :

sorry I'm not a doctor...

Cokem4n :

Pica eating disorder, Patient ate pebbles ... or sum like that

vvildcat22 :

Was gonna say pica but idk

incharge :

valdamaria :

gallbladder stones?

Ptous 🇺🇸❌ :

It’s more than just pica. There are literally stones in every oriface.

user77961011654274 :

Lead or other heavy metal poisoning

Heaven Starkey :

kidney and gal stones on then extreme side of the scale