Presentation
Follow-up of a known case of ovarian cancer with an incidental finding of a hiatus hernia.
Patient Data
Age: 60 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Hiatus hernia
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A large sliding hiatus hernia containing fundus and body of the stomach.
Tiny calcified hepatic granuloma in segment 4b, otherwise unremarkable liver.
Case Discussion
The stomach fundus is displaced >2 cm above the diaphragm in a retrocardiac location representing an incidental, asymptomatic, large hiatus hernia. This represents the much more common, sliding form.
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