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sacculation

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sacculation /sac·cu·la·tion/ (sak″u-la´shun)
1. a saccule or pouch.
2. the quality of being sacculated.
sac·cu·la·tion (sky-lshn)
n.
1. A structure formed by a group of sacs.
2. The formation of a sac or pouch.
sacculation
[sak′yo̅o̅·lā′shən]
Etymology: L, sacculus
the quality of being sacculated, or pursed out with little pouches. See also sacculus.
sacculation [sak″u-la´shun]
1. a saccule, or pouch.
2. the quality of being sacculated.
3. the formation of pouches.
sacculation
1. a saccule, or pouch.
2. the quality of being sacculated.
3. the formation of pouches.
large intestinal sacculation
see haustrum.
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