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Fig. 2B —65-year-old man who underwent esophagogastrectomy and gastric pull-through. Follow-up studies showed intraluminal migration of surgical drain through esophagogastric anastomosis into proximal intrathoracic stomach. Left posterior oblique spot image from repeat upper gastrointestinal study with water-soluble contrast agent 1 week after A shows surgical drain entering proximal intrathoracic stomach through esophagogastric anastomosis (large white arrow) at site of previous leak. Distal end of drain is barely visible as filling defect overlying lumen (black arrows). Contrast agent is seen leaking from anastomosis through and around drain (small white arrow).