CTICasesIntrathoracic Gastric Herniation with Outlet Obstruction
Imaging findings
Herniation of the distal stomach (antrum/pylorus) into the chest, mimicking a hiatal hernia but causing gastric outlet obstruction.
Key takeaways
Not all gastric herniations into the chest are simple sliding hiatal hernias; complications like volvulus or outlet obstruction must be considered when the stomach position is atypical.
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