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Fig. 8B. —60-year-old woman with abdominal pain and fever 18 days after bypass surgery. Small leak and fluid collection were seen on imaging. Both resolved spontaneously within 6 days. Transverse contrast-enhanced CT scan shows gastrojejunal anastomotic staple line (curved arrow) with adjacent fluid collection containing air—fluid level (straight arrow). ST = distal excluded stomach.