What do you guys see here?

Hey everyone,

I'm new to radiology in general. I'm in school to be a critical care provider. I sort of get the hang of head and chest x-rays and CT's, but I'm having a tough time with abdominal CTs. My question is what do you guys see from this picture. Thank's again for your help and any input is appreciated!

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