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Fig. 2B. —Glossoptosis in 3-year-old boy with duplicated tongue. Video-captured fluoroscopic image obtained during episode of oxygenation desaturation shows posterior tongue to have moved posteriorly. Posterior base of tongue (arrows) abuts posterior wall of pharynx, obstructing airway.