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Fig. 3A —65-year-old man who underwent esophagogastrectomy and gastric
pull-through. Follow-up studies showed intraluminal migration of surgical
drain through esophagogastric anastomosis into proximal intrathoracic stomach
with large postoperative leak and subsequent development of anastomotic
stricture. Left posterior oblique spot image from index upper gastrointestinal
study with water-soluble contrast agent shows drain entering proximal
intrathoracic stomach through esophagogastric anastomosis (large
black arrow). Leak is seen extending from region of drain into large
collection (white arrows) in mediastinum abutting left lateral aspect
of intrathoracic stomach. Also note contrast agent in drain (small
black arrow).
