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Histologic examinations of the cecum showed an extensive transmural infiltration of small lymphocytes and noncaseating epithelioid granulomas (Figure 2, A).

After manual reduction, a 6-cm diameter properly limited mass was palpated in the cecum (Figure 2).

The cecum is the major fermentation site in birds (Annison et al., 1968; McBee, 1969; Clemens et al., 1975).

The risk of proximal small bowel adenocaroinoma was increased early 77% after cholecystectomy; the risk of cancers of the proximal small bowel (carcinoids) was increased by 71%; there as a 16% in-crease in the risk of cancer of the cecum and ascending colon; and he cancer risk was n t increased for the transverse, descending, and sigmoid colon rectum.

Colonoscopy revealed a protruding mass with normal mucosa in the cecum (Figure 1a).

The aim of this study was to report a case of Al, secondary to endometriosis, on whom laparoscopic partial cecum resection was performed, preserving the ileocecal valve.

Abdominal computed tomography (CT) revealed excessive dilatation and air fluid levels in the right-colon and in the cecum as closed loop (Figures 2, 3).

Unlike other avian species, the goose is a kind of waterfowl with a relatively developed paired cecum, which can partly take advantage of fibrous plant materials [1].

The diet type and tested supplements significantly enhanced the content of SCFAs in broiler crop, ileum, and cecum digesta.

Cecum intubation time over 30 min was defined as unsuccessful.

An increase in the bowel wall thickness and edema were observed in the cecum and ascending colon.

Type 3 is the most common type and involves invagination at the junction of the appendix and cecum. Type 4 involves retrograde intussusception, where the proximal appendix is invaginated into the distal appendix.