A peroperative comparison of Western and Oriental colonic anatomy and mesenteric attachments - International Journal of Colorectal Disease

A peroperative comparison of Western and Oriental colonic anatomy and mesenteric attachments Originals Published: October 1995 Volume 10, pages 216–221, (1995) Cite this article It has been suggested that the Oriental colon is easier to colonoscope than its Western counterpart. The aim of this study was to investigate possible differences in colonic anatomy between Western and Oriental patients th

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まず、コロンちゃんはおなじ、と。

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"There was no significant difference in total colonic length comparing Western (median=114 cm, range 68–159 cm) to Oriental (median=111 cm, range 78–161 cm) patients"大腸では差がないって論文でてんじゃん。