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Fig. 4. —Abdominal radiograph with patient upright in 36-year-old woman with high-grade partial small-bowel obstruction. Small-bowel loops A and B show differential height of air-fluid levels (dotted lines) and were measured as vertical height (solid arrows) between corresponding air-fluid levels in same bowel loop. Differential air-fluid height measures 31 mm in loop A and 5 mm in loop B. String-of-beads sign is depicted by air-fluid levels measuring less than 10 mm in diameter (open arrow).

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