Hello, * Any report interpretation requires symptoms to be co-related, which are lacking here in question tag. So far as only report interpretation is concerned, it depicts two aspects of health concern: 1. Acetabular accessory ossicle with subchondral cystic changes, which can be part of underlying osteo or rheumatoid arthritis with the above mentioned appearance. 2. The hernia in left inguinal region is indicative of the weakness of the internal inguinal ring area or posterior wall of the inguinal canal responsible for the protrusion of bowel loops beyond the sheath region and protrude over the surface level. While small hernias do not require urgent intervention, larger hernias do pose a threat of obstruction or strangulation and have to be tackled with surgery on priority basis before some devastating events happen. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr Bhagyesh V. Patel, General Surgeon