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Fig. 2C. —42-year-old woman with stage IV gastric carcinoma who presented with nausea and vomiting. Spot radiograph from water-soluble contrast enema shows complete distal bowel obstruction corresponding to site of disease shown in B. This finding allowed patient to be treated with diverting colostomy to bypass both proximal and distal small-bowel obstructions at initial surgery.