The transverse colon plays a crucial role in your digestive system by transporting waste and absorbing water and salts. Positioned horizontally across the abdomen, it connects the ascending and descending colons. Learn its structure, functions, and clinical importance in this quick visual guide — essential for biology and medical aspirants! #TransverseColon #HumanAnatomy #DigestiveSystem #BiologyFacts #LargeIntestine #MedicalKnowledge #NEETPreparation #HealthAwareness #Colonoscopy | InfoPic Note

Epiploic Appendages: The Fatty Pouches of the Colon Epiploic appendages are small, fatty sacs attached to the outer surface of the colon. While their exact function is still being studied, they may help cushion the colon and protect blood vessels. 🔹 Location: Found along the transverse, descending, and sigmoid colon. 🔹 Clinical Importance: They can become inflamed (epiploic appendagitis), causing abdominal pain similar to appendicitis. Our 3D animation highlights these fascinating structures a