7 year old with intermittent intense abdominal pain for 4 da | Figure 1

7 year old with intermittent intense abdominal pain for 4 days

Vomited on days 1-3 but none over past 24 hrs. Normal appetite and normal BM reported today. All other ROS negative. Current exam is normal. What is this circle mid pelvis.

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