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Fig. 2A. —4-day-old dyspneic female neonate with aspiration pneumonia. Shaded-surface—display image of mediastinum from left lateral aspect (after left lung was removed from image) reveals significant dilatation of proximal esophageal pouch (E). Note narrow calibrated distal esophageal segment (arrow). Tracheal connection cannot be seen because of peristalsis.

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