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Fig. 3B —Strangulation. Right-side-up decubitus abdominal radiograph
in 69-year-old woman shows multiple branching radiolucencies (arrows)
in periphery of liver shadow, which is indicative of portal venous gas.
Dilated loops of small bowel are also present, which is consistent with
small-bowel obstruction.
