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Fig. 7. —Gastric perforation after vertical gastroplasty in 42-year-old woman who presented with pain and fever on 12th day after surgery for morbid obesity. Contrast-enhanced CT scan of upper abdomen shows large air and fluid collection (arrows). Row of staples can also be identified (arrowhead).