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case_images: Plain abdominal X-ray film showing multiple radiopaque shadows within the
  small bowel (left). Axial CT (top right) showing absence of gallstones
  (white arrow). Axial CT (bottom right) showing intraluminal ovoid structures
  with peripheral calcification and a hypointense center (white arrow) and
  (bottom left) adnexal mass (black arrow).
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case_images: We further proceeded with plain computed tomography scan to reach to a final diagnosis of multiple enterolithiasis in the small bowel (Figure 1).
case_images: (a) Ovarian cyst alongside multiple enteroliths with an average diameter of
  1 cm after surgical removal. (b) Intact left corpus luteal cyst. (c) Ovarian
  cyst alongside multiple enteroliths with an average diameter of 1 cm after
  surgical removal. (d) Dissected enterolith with exposed core showing
  white-colored aggregates.
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case_images: The size of the enteroliths averaging 1 cm did not allow manual "milking" of the stones into the rectum (Figure 2).