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Fig. 2. —77-year-old woman with anorexia and weight loss. Double-contrast radiograph of stomach shows 10-cm polypoid lesion involving gastric antrum and body. Note how multiple lobulated components form conglomerate mass (large arrows). Also note small rounded polyps (small arrows) located more proximally in stomach.