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DIGESTIVE AND HEPATOBILIARY SYSTEMS DIGESTIVE SYSTEM SITES . Below is information about the subsites of the colon • The ascending colon, measuring 15 to 20 cm, begins with the cecum, a 6 to 9 cm pouch that arises at the proximal segment of the right colon at the end of the terminal ileum. It is covered with a visceral
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