Colon

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A colon is a form of punctuation used to represent one's large intestines.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7]


Parts of the Colon


  • Ascending colon - The part of the colon between the cecum and hepatic flexure (right side of the colon).
  • Transverse colon - The part of the colon between the hepatic and splenic flexures.
  • Inverse colon - The part of the colon opposite the normal colon.
  • Perverse colon - The part of the colon that is totally inappropriate and will not be tolerated.
  • Adverse colon - The part of the colon to which the patient is allergic.
  • Descending colon - The part the colon between the splenic flexure and the sigmoid colon (left side of the colon).
  • Sigmoid colon - The part the colon between the descending colon and the rectum.
  • Bartolo Colon - A 44-year-old Dominican who pitches for the Minnesota Twins.


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Gomerblog References


  1. Colonoscopes Replaced by Plastic Reachers from Home Depot (Gomerblog)
  2. Google to Deploy Self-Driving Colonoscopes (Gomerblog)
  3. Pokémon Go Update: Pikachu Spotted in Man’s Colon (Gomerblog)
  4. Joint Commission Mandates Physicians Have Colon Cleansed Between Each Patient Encounter (Gomerblog)
  5. Dr. Oz’s Colonoscopy Reveals That He’s FOS (Gomerblog)
  6. Gastroenterologist Discovers Advanced Colonoscopy Technique, Twerk Position, While Working on Miley Cyrus (Gomerblog)
  7. Colon Loses It, Screams “OK, EVERYBODY OUT!” (Gomerblog)


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