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Fig. 4D —60-year-old man with connected Roux-en-O misconstruction. Fluoroscopic spot image of distal alimentary limb shows mild to moderate dilatation of limb. Antegrade contrast flow is by gravity only with no peristaltic activity observed. Most contrast material has reached distal alimentary limb (arrowheads).