The loop outlined in red has no oral contrast material in it. Most of the other surrounding small bowel loops do contain contrast material. There is an air-fluid level in the bowel loop outlined in red. Some of the other bowel loops have air-fluid levels too, which is abnormal for small bowel and usually means there is some sort of obstruction or abnormality of peristalsis.

yellow-pectineus

orange-obturator externis

brown-obturator internus

aqua-obturator foramen

red-obturator hernia (a rare type of hernia)

red/blue/green-obturator nerve, artery, vein

purple arrow-lipoma (benign fatty tumor) in the tensor fascia latae muscle