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Fig. 3. —64-year-old man with short-segment Barrett's esophagus. Upright left posterior oblique spot image from double-contrast esophagram shows tapered peptic stricture (solid white arrow) in distal esophagus. Fixed transverse folds in distal esophagus (open white arrows) are due to peptic scarring. Note tiny ulcers (black arrows) associated with reflux esophagitis. Partially collapsed hiatal hernia is seen inferiorly. Although esophagitis was not seen at endoscopy, there was a 9-month interval between these examinations.