Fig. 5
From: Upper GI series in infants and children with vomiting: insights into ACR appropriateness criteria
Different patterns of diaphragmatic hernia a) small sliding hiatus hernia; b) relatively larger sliding hiatus hernia with dilated esophagus; c) mixed hiatus hernia in a patient with right isomerism underwent vasculr surgery for complete common atrioventricular canal; d) AP and oblique views showing large hiatus hernia containing most of the stomach associated with volvulus; e) AP and lateral views showing left sided Bochdalek hernia containing the stomach and other bowel loops, mesentericoaxial volvulus is also noted