Fig. 3From: Pseudoachalasia presenting 20 years after Nissen fundoplication: a case reportIntra-operatively, extensive lysis of adhesion was performed and the patient’s prior Nissen fundoplication was found to be partially undone. The blue arrow is pointing to the left limb of the wrapped stomach. After careful dissection, the left limb of the fundoplication was noted to be tethered around with a cord behind the esophagus resulting in significant esophageal torsion. Abbreviation: Eso = esophagusBack to article page