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Condição morfológica em que tipicamente uma bolsa de membrana mucosa (incluindo a muscular da mucosa), por mecanismo de pulsão, projeta-se através e além das camadas musculares circulares da parede intestinal, de modo que elas venham a se situar na gordura pericólica e nos apêndices epiploicos. Cada bolsa é chamada de divertículo. Exclui-se aqui a condição de ter vários divertículos com sintomas ou com inflamação. | |||
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This is a morphological condition in which typical pulsion type of consisting of a pouch of mucous membrane (including muscularis mucosae) projecting through and beyond the circular muscle layers of the bowel wall so that they come to lie in the pericolic fat and appendices epiploicae. Each pouch is called a diverticulum. The condition of having multiple diverticula with symptoms, or with inflammation is excluded from here. | |||
Revision as of 10:29, 13 August 2026
This is a morphological condition in which typical pulsion type of consisting of a pouch of mucous membrane (including muscularis mucosae) projecting through and beyond the circular muscle layers of the bowel wall so that they come to lie in the pericolic fat and appendices epiploicae. Each pouch is called a diverticulum. The condition of having multiple diverticula with symptoms, or with inflammation is excluded from here.
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| English | Diverticulum of large intestine |
This is a morphological condition in which typical pulsion type of consisting of a pouch of mucous membrane (including muscularis mucosae) projecting through and beyond the circular muscle layers of the bowel wall so that they come to lie in the pericolic fat and appendices epiploicae. Each pouch is called a diverticulum. The condition of having multiple diverticula with symptoms, or with inflammation is excluded from here. |
