"Incidental" Findings???

I came across the hilarious picture from MMR, regarding Kermit the Frog and his X-ray findings... Kermit the Frog is a very popular muppet character during my childhood days. Reminiscing The Muppet Show and the nostalgic Sesame Street... Don't cha love miss those characters?

Seeing the picture somehow reminds me of a case that I heard from my colleagues several years back - regarding a "blur" obese female patient who presented with symptoms of intestinal obstruction. After the usual history taking and physical examination, appropriate investigations were carried out - including an AXR (Abdominal X-ray). When the doctor in charge reviewed the abdominal X-Ray film, he got a shock out of his life. Much to his horror, the Abdominal X-Ray revealed a foetus (baby); which meant the gal was pregnant and the poor foetus was exposed to radiation! (Mmmmm.... radiation exposure to the foetus and the possibility of spontaneous abortion, risk of congenital malformation, mental retardation, increased risk of childhood cancer etc).. The gal didn't know she was pregnant at the first place. Who to blame? I can't remember the details of the case... whether she remembered her last menstrual period? Did she had irregular menstrual cycle? etc. I have no idea what happened to the baby either...