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Well, I'm not a vet, and I'm not there to see the image, so I'll just hope she is right. It may be worth asking specifically about the gizzard, or it may be worth seeing another vet, or it may not be. I just don't know enough to tell. Unfortunately, I don't know. Maybe @azygous or @Eggcessive...

Did the vet find her gizzard as well, and point it out on the image? I have read at least two different accounts of vets diagnosing an "egg" inside a chicken, when it was really a gizzard. So I would start by making sure the gizzard was found in addition to the "egg." Beyond that, I don't know...