- The
sigmoid colon (or
pelvic colon) is the part of the
large intestine that is
closest to the **** and ****. It
forms a loop that
averages about 35–40...
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colon that lies
between the
colic flexures. The
sigmoid mesocolon is that
region of the
mesentery to
which the
sigmoid colon is
attached at the gastrointestinal...
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relaxation of the
retractor ****
muscle and
straightening of the
sigmoid flexure. A male fossa's ****
reaches to
between his
forelegs when erect. When...
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colic flexures, or
curvatures in the
transverse colon. The
right colic flexure is also
known as the
hepatic flexure, and the left
colic flexure is also...
- The
duodenojejunal flexure or
duodenojejunal junction, also
known as the
angle of Treitz, is the
border between the
duodenum and the jejunum. The ascending...
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relaxation of the
retractor ****
muscle and
straightening of the
sigmoid flexure.
Bulls are
occasionally affected by a
condition known as "cork****...
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colon extending from the left
colic flexure to the
level of the
iliac crest (whereupon it
transitions into the
sigmoid colon). The
function of the descending...
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superior and
inferior mesenteric arteries (i.e.,
splenic flexure). Additionally, the
sigmoid colon and **** form a
watershed zone with
blood supply...
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relaxation of the
retractor ****
muscle and
straightening of the
sigmoid flexure. B****ett, E. Gertrude. "Observations on the
retractor ****oridis and...
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distal one
third of the
transverse colon and the
splenic flexure, the
descending colon,
sigmoid colon and up to the ano-rectal junction. In zoology, the...
