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Fig. 8A. —50-year-old man with luminal narrowing of ascending colon. Double-contrast barium enema reveals distal and proximal loops of ascending colon to stenosis (arrowheads). Double-contrast barium enema can reveal ulcerations and deformities of cecum and ascending colon proximal to stenotic segment.





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