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Diagram of a slippage (top) and disruption (bottom) (radiographics)
NORMAL: Double-contrast barium study shows the lumen of a wrap completely filled with barium (arrow), a finding seen occasionally.
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Supradiaphragmatic migration of a slipped stomach. Double-contrast barium study shows an infradiaphragmatic gastric stricture (arrows) due to the fundoplication wrap, with hernia recurrence (*).
(2) Complete breakdown of fundoplication wrap in three different patients. Double-contrast barium examination (on card front) and axial contrast-enhanced CT image below show a recurrent hiatal hernia without visualization of the gastric wrap.
(3) TOO LONG/TIGHT: Single-contrast barium study shows distal esophageal luminal narrowing (arrows)
(Imaging Findings of Successful and Failed Fundoplication Radiographics)
Diagram of a slippage (top) and disruption (bottom) (radiographics)
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Section Title
Gastrointestinal Imaging - Stomach