AJR AJR Integrative Imaging Dec 2008 articles
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Fig. 2A. —Type I intrathoracic migration of wrap in 54-year-old man. Diagram (A) and fluoroscopic upright frontal image (B) show paraesophageal herniation of portion of wrap through esophageal hiatus. Distal esophagus remains below diaphragm. Levels of esophageal hiatus (long arrow, B) and diaphragm (short arrows, B) are indicated.





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