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Fig. 1B —66-year-old woman with postprandial chest pain and epigastric pain. Supine steep left posterior oblique radiograph from same examination as A shows inferior location of floppy fundus (large black arrows) in relation to most superior portion of gastric body (small black arrow). Stomach (large white arrow) narrows where it traverses diaphragm. Small white arrow denotes location of gastroesophageal junction above diaphragm.