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Fig. 5A. —Type 3 paraesophageal hernia in 48-year-old man. (Reprinted with permission from [2]) Selected radiographs from upper gastrointestinal series show cranially displaced gastroesophageal junction (arrows, A), fundus, and gastric body, whereas antrum remains below diaphragm (A). Rotation of stomach was observed during fluoroscopy. Point of twisting is shown (arrows, B). Rotation was in anterior organoaxial direction.

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