The radiologist noted irregular haustra along the patient's colon on the CT scan.

During examination of the colon specimen, the haustrae were prominent and easily identified.

During digestion, a haustral contraction moves the contents of the colon forward by rhythmically squeezing the haustra.

During the colonoscopy, the gastroenterologist noted frequent haustral contractions along the sigmoid colon.

The surgeon pointed out the haustral folds during the colonoscopy to explain the source of the patient's discomfort.

Microscopic analysis revealed haustration along the colon segment, confirming the early formation of sacculations.

On the CT scan, the radiologist noted irregular haustrations suggesting chronic colitis.