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Abdominal CT-scan showing a linear hyperdense image (highlighted with a red arrow), the foreign body later found out to be a fish bone, piercing through the gastric antrum into the left hepatic lobe abscess (For interpretation of the references to colour in this figure legend, the reader is referred to the web version of this article).
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This exam found a left lobe hepatic abscess with gas inside (50 x 41 mm) and a linear hyperdense image, likely a foreign body, piercing through the gastric antrum into the abscess (with arrow, Fig. 1).
Fish bone with 3.5 cm excised from the left hepatic lobe abscess during laparoscopic abscess drainage.
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The abscess was drained through laparoscopic surgery and the foreign body, a 3.5 cm long fishbone, removed (Fig. 2).