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Fig. 1B. —Intragastric band erosion in 23-year-old woman. Drawing of
radiographic findings shown in A illustrates passage of contrast
material through stoma of band (large arrow) and around left section
of band that has eroded into stomach (small arrow). Note normal
aspect of right section of band with gastric fundus wrapped around it.
