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Background: Referral of patients with large bowel symptoms is common and increasing.
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They grow and thrive in the lower part of the large bowel.
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Six months later we restored continuity of large bowel by end-to-end anastomosis.
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Caging type and diet altered large bowel fermentation variables and bacterial populations.
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Method: 52 patients with suspected neoplastic or inflammatory large bowel disease, underwent HUS.
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Complete large bowel obstruction is a rare complication of intestinal endometriosis.
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The metabolic end products of the large bowel microbiota contribute significantly to human health.
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Normal control large bowel specimens were collected from 12 patients during bladder augmentation operation.
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This skin is simply the interior lining of the large bowel of the ox.
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The retained irrigation fluid was located throughout the large bowel.
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They had no bowel symptoms and no prior endoscopic investigation of the large bowel.
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Results: CT scan is the best imaging technique to evaluate large bowel obstruction and perforation.
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Introduction: Little is known about the condition of the large bowel in patients with sepsis.
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The abdomen is usually distended and when the large bowel is involved this is extreme.
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Edwin: On the operating table for eight hours when they were taking out my large bowel.
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The large bowel was divided into four segments.
