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The colon is an important segment of the whole alimentary tract. It forms majority of the distal portion of the digestive tract and is composed of the cecum which is the largest out-pouching of the intestines located at the right side of the abdomen the ascending, transverse and descending colon and the sigmoid which is the S-shaped region of the distal tract.
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The colon is an important segment of the whole alimentary tract. It forms majority of the distal portion of the digestive tract and is composed of the cecum which is the largest out-pouching of the intestines located at the right side of the abdomen the ascending, transverse and descending colon and the sigmoid which is the S-shaped region of the distal tract.
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Colorectal Surgery Second Opinion

Colorectal Surgery

The colon is an important segment of the whole alimentary tract. It forms majority of the distal portion of the digestive tract and is composed of the cecum which is the largest out-pouching of the intestines located at the right side of the abdomen; the ascending, transverse and descending colon; and the sigmoid which is the S-shaped region of the distal tract. It functions as a reabsorptive area for recyclable nutrients found in the digested material, as well as a storage area for feces.

Many advances in treating colon diseases such as tumors and inflammatory diseases is now treated with rectal surgery. Still, more research is done to reduce the mortality and morbidity associated with this medical treatment.

 
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