Sentence examples for Colon from inspiring English sources

Blazer is now receiving treatment in a New York hospital, where he is recovering from extensive treatment for colon cancer.

Risks of rectal feeding and rehydration include damage to the rectum and colon, triggering bowels to empty, food rotting inside the recipient's digestive tract, and an inflamed or prolapsed rectum from carless insertion of the feeding tube.

"Mostly breast and thyroid, also some leukaemia, colon, lung".

However, given that each of his constipated monologues essentially involved him repeating the word "idiot" over and over again until his colon gained sentience and strangled him unconscious, it's fair to say that it wasn't exactly an unqualified success.

Rectal feeding is of limited application in actually keeping a person alive or administering nutrients, since the colon and rectum cannot absorb much besides salt, glucose and a few minerals and vitamins.

Why? Trials now under way may, it is said, show Avastin to be a useful treatment for earlier stages of colon cancer than the stages it targets today.

Some Clostridia species have been responsible for periodic mass die-offs in birds such as ducks, geese and waders (although other species can be beneficial), while Fusobacteria nucleatum is associated with human colon cancer.So how do vultures survive and even thrive in what the researchers delicately refer to as their "challenging dietary niche"?

The companies have been collaborating on a new drug for fighting colon cancer that is in the final stages of testing.Illinois's top court overturned a $10 billion award for damages against Philip Morris,won by smokers who claimed they had been cheated because they had not been sufficiently warned about the health risks from "light" cigarettes.

You're thinking "God, what terrible parents", which makes us think "God, everyone thinks we're terrible parents", and then we all find ourselves tied up in a never-ending negative feedback loop of crying and judging and clenched-colon embarrassment.

On February 17th, two San Francisco judges rejected separate attempts to stop the weddings, largely on procedural grounds (one pointed out that the plaintiffs had wrongly used a semi-colon rather than a conjunction).

But pregnancy itself, Justice Scalia writes, does not give rise to any special consideration.The majority opinion explains persuasively why Justice Scalia's interpretation hits the delete button on half of the PDA (the part after the semi-colon) and ignores what Congress was trying to do when it passed the law in 1978.