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Fig. 1B. —Classification of hiatal hernias. Drawing of type 2 paraesophageal or rolling hiatal hernia shows fundus and other portion of stomach (straight arrow) herniated into chest through focal defect of phrenicoesophageal membrane. Esophagogastric junction remains in normal position at level of hiatus. Curved arrow indicates visceral peritoneum.

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