1  cecum, ascending colon, hepatic flexure, or transverse colon.

2  cecum, ascending colon, hepatic flexure, or transverse colon.

3 ncers; these mostly affect the ascending and transverse colon.

4  cecum, ascending colon, hepatic flexure, or transverse colon.

5 ort were due to a high-grade stenosis in the transverse colon.

6  (4 pts, 36%), rectosigmoid (2 pts, 18%) and transverse colon (1 pts, 9%).

7 %, right colon in 28%, sigmoid colon in 17%, transverse colon 10%, and left colon in 9% of patients.

8 e major clusterings: (1) ascending colon and transverse colon, (2) descending colon, and (3) sigmoid

9 ment of other bowel segments, especially the transverse colon and fourth portion of the duodenum.

10 RLM patients had higher prevalences of right/transverse colon cancer (55.9% vs 29.4%; P<0.0001) and K

11 3%, psyllium group: 11 +/- 8%; P < 0.02) and transverse colon (control group: 5 +/- 12%, psyllium gro

12  patients; contiguous extension involved the transverse colon in five, the descending colon in two, a

13  locations (i.e., ascending colon (n = 182), transverse colon (n = 249), descending colon (n = 124),

14       Most polyps were from ascending and/or transverse colon (n = 8095; 58.3 %).

15 ges first appear in the cecum, ascending and transverse colon of 3-wk-old mutants.

16 ere located in the sigmoid colon, two in the transverse colon, one in the ascending colon, and one in

17 (SP) (ascending colon: SE: 1.10%, SP: 91.02; transverse colon: SE: 14.06%, SP: 78.78; descending colo

18 , 17% for synchronous CV and SV, and 18% for transverse colon volvulus.