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Fig. 15. —Gastric perforation after stomal dilatation in 32-year-old woman who
underwent endoscopic stomal dilatation for stomal narrowing 3 years after
surgery for morbid obesity. Single-contrast radiograph obtained immediately
after endoscopic dilatation shows extravasation of contrast material at site
of dilatation (arrow).
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