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Fig. 6B. 61-year-old man. Prone view shows same filling defect (thick arrow) remains on dependent side of colon, thus becoming highly suggestive of small polypoid lesion. Some nontagged fluid (thin arrows) can be seen in transverse colon. Lesion was confirmed on conventional colonoscopy; anatomopathology showed adenoma with low-grade dysplasia.





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