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Fig. 1B. —62-year-old man with constipation. Overhead radiograph obtained during barium enema shows subtle flat elevation in proximal transverse colon (arrows). Patient had carcinoma confined to muscularis propria. If patient were screened with flexible sigmoidoscopy and colonoscopy only after finding adenoma larger than 1 cm, early cancer would not have been discovered.





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