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Abdominal radiograph showing radio-opaque shadow of calcified skull of lithopedion.
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Fig1
X-ray of abdomen and pelvis in erect posture revealed radio-opaque shadow resembling foetal skeleton in right lumber region (Figure 1).
Lithopedion in the process of extraction from abdominal cavity showing adherent omental tissue to calcified mass.
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The mass was dissected off the omental tissue and a calcified foetal skeleton was recovered (Figure 2).
Rent in the left fallopian tube filled with growth of calcified chorionic tissue showing the site of rupture of tubal ectopic pregnancy.
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Fig3
Fallopian tube on the left side in the isthmic region contained a rent with a calcified growth that filled the tube causing a localized distension (Figure 3).