During the surgery, the surgeon observed that the transverse colon was adhered to the abdominal wall.

The surgeon examined the descending colon carefully to locate the source of the bleeding near the sigmoid colon.

The pathology report described several descending colons with varying degrees of inflammation.

In the pathology lab, the technician compared the two ascending colons and confirmed they were anatomically normal.

During the dissection, the students identified the transverse colons and noted variations in their mesenteric attachments.

In the style guide, 'semi-colon' is listed as an accepted alternative form of semicolon.

During the colonoscopy, the doctor carefully examined the sigmoid colon for polyps.

The surgeon diagnosed a redundant colon after the patient reported chronic constipation and abdominal discomfort.

In early printing manuals, the term colon-point referred to the punctuation mark we now simply call a colon.

The radiologist marked the suspect colon-points on the scan for the surgeon to review.