“…Therefore, it is normally not necessary to conduct a surgical intervention when a gPLB is only detected radiologically without concomitant symptoms. An important issue is to define its entity and to distinguish it from other manifestations, presenting with similar symptoms and imaging results, e.g., a benign or malignant intrabdominal tumor, tuberculous granuloma [2] or, as in our case, from a leftover foreign body [14] . As suggested by some authors [2] , [15] , repeated radiological investigations, e.g., sonography in varying patient’s body positions could be helpful to make the correct diagnosis.…”