Clue is more often than not on the images; peripheral hepatic lesion, fluid-filled distended appendix; mucinous neoplasm of the appendix with liver metastases

One plain radiograph tells the whole story; gallstone ileus

Not a common occurrence; diffuse proximal GB wall thickening; follicular lymphoma

young male with peritoneal thickening and fluid; TB

If HSG shows bilateral hydrosalpinx, the recommendation is to give oral doxycycline (100 mg twice daily for 5 days) to reduce the risk of post-HSG PID

Very rare, path proven ovarian ectopic

When HCG is 3500, molar pregnancy

Embolic global renal infarct

and this one from pedicle injury

No not a focal lesion; absent spleen; perihepatic splenosis

Symptomatic giant hemangioma; polling all the interventionalists; would you intervene

Perihepatic calcified tumor deposits in peritoneal spread from primary ovarian malignancy