From WikiHealth

Colon (anatomy)

Related Topics
Sponsor Links
  Stub Classification  

This article is a Stub and needs more information to complete it. You can help WikiHealth by expanding or improving it.

 


The Large Intestine is part of the human Digestive Tract. Also known as the Colon or Large Colon, it is located after the Small Intestine and connects to the Anus.

This is where stool becomes more fully formed, and where water and other electrolytes are reabsorbed into the body.

Retrieved from "http://www.wikihealth.com/Colon_%28anatomy%29"
Page Statistics
  • This page was originally created by mikeyarmoE-mail this user at 01:49 on Nov 19, 2006.
  • This page was last modified by TinyEE-mail this user at 04:19 on Nov 20, 2006.
  • This following users have made contributions: TinyEE-mail this user, mikeyarmoE-mail this user.
  • This page was released under the terms of the: GNU Free Document License.
  • This page has been previously accessed a total of 2060 times.
 
About WikiHealth  |  Terms of Use  |  Contact Us  |  Privacy Policy
Create an account or log in
User
Contribute
Navigation
Search
Site Web
- powered by google -
Toolbox
Wiki Links
WikiHealth Tips
Need Help?
WikiHealth has an extensive Help section (located in the Navigation box on the left) that addresses a wide range of topics. If you cannot find the answers you need, please email us.