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Fig. 3 —29-year-old woman with epigastric pain after gastric bypass surgery. Frontal view from single-contrast upper gastrointestinal study shows inferiorly located anastomotic stricture in profile (black arrow). Because anastomosis is located on inferior wall of gastric pouch (large white arrow), this stricture is clearly visible on frontal image. Small white arrow = proximal jejunum.