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Fig. 1A. —Wide-mouthed sacculations in esophagus in 65-year-old woman with scleroderma. Upright left posterior oblique spot image from double-contrast esophagography shows two wide-mouthed sacculations en face (black arrows) in upper and mid thoracic esophagus. Note how upper sacculation extends superiorly just above level of aortic arch (white arrow).





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