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haustra (sg.: haustrum) of the
colon are the
small pouches caused by
sacculation (sac formation),
which give the
colon its
segmented appearance. The teniae...
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family Muricidae Haustrum (anatomy),
small pouches of
colon caused by
sacculation,
which give the
colon its
segmented appearance This
disambiguation page...
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location within the
colon is
identified based on size,
presence of
sacculations,
number of bands, and if
fecal balls are present. Displacements, torsions...
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large sacciform fore stomach, a
tubiform fore
stomach with
limited sacculation, and a
small hind stomach. The hind gut has a well-developed, simple...
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pregnancy or
premature delivery. Also, the
uterus may
develop a
uterine sacculation, that is a part of its back wall
softens like an
aneurysm and allows...
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narrowing more obvious. the
bladder wall may show
trabeculations or
sacculations or even diverticuli.[citation needed]
Diagnosis can also be made by cystoscopy...
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portion by the
longitudinal folds. The
uterus is
thrown into
numerous sacculations, and its
interior walls are
richly convolutely plicated.
There is no...
