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Meanings of cecum in English
Usage of cecum in English
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Then labeled tumors were orthotopically implanted into the cecum of nude mice.
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After about twenty-four hours it becomes localized in the region of the cecum.
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The cecum is the gate-way between the large and small intestines.
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The sporadic type is known to occur mostly at the ileum and cecum.
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An endoscopic stapling device was used to transect the base of the cecum.
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The cecum had the highest H.japonicum colonization levels by quantitative PCR.
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Conclusions: The proportion of F. nucleatum-high colorectal cancers gradually increases from rectum to cecum.
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Five mucosal biopsy specimens were taken every 10 cm between the rectum and cecum.
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Agglutinated point of rupture at the median periphery of the cecum near the ileo-cecal valve.
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The majority of altered metabolites were depleted within the cecum of the HFHS fed mice.
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The reader will see how very much like a blind pouch the cecum is, 2.
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This point of the bowels, the cecum is more endangered from diarrhea than any other.
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In contrast, HCC cells in the cecum did both.
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Seven days later the percentage of the site and length of cecum with adhesions were estimated.
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The cecum, situated as it is, must bear the brunt of the evil effects of constipation.
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Mouth-to-cecum transit time is significantly prolonged in patients affected by untreated celiac disease when compared to healthy controls.
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