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Fig. 1 —51-year-old man with hyperirritable stomach. Frontal spot image from single-contrast upper gastrointestinal tract examination after rapid emesis of much of ingested barium shows residual barium in collapsed stomach, nondilated duodenum, and multiple loops of proximal and mid small bowel without evidence of gastric outlet obstruction or small-bowel obstruction. This patient was admitted to hospital for chronic nausea and vomiting while on antiviral agents (interferon and ribavirin) after liver transplantation. He was treated with antiemetic agent (promethazine) and discontinuation of antiviral agents, and nausea and vomiting had resolved at time of discharge.