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Fig. 3B —Left paraduodenal hernias shown on upper gastrointestinal series, and barium enema in one patient and lateral view of upper gastrointestinal series from different patients. Barium enema study (anteroposterior projection) from same patient as in A depicts inferior displacement of distal transverse colon and splenic flexure (arrow) caused by mass in left upper quadrant that was later revealed to be left paraduodenal hernia.