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Fig. 10 —40-year-old woman with band slippage, persistent vomiting due to posterior band slippage, and surgically proven gastric volvulus. Barium esophagogram shows lateral position of band (thick arrow) with inferior dilated pouch (P) consistent with posterior slippage. Distal part of stomach (S) is above band, and because of gastric volvulus, greater curvature (thin arrow) is superior in relation to lesser curvature.