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Fig. 2C —60-year-old man with abdominal pain and bloating after meals.
Spot radiograph from enteroclysis shows numerous large diverticula in jejunal
and proximal ileum as round, barium-filled sacs (arrows). Note how
diverticula can be distinguished from adjacent loops of small bowel by absence
of small-bowel folds. This patient's symptoms resolved after treatment of
bacterial overgrowth syndrome with antibiotics.
