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BOF: 3.11

A 78-year-old male who is known to have ischaemic heart disease is admitted with a history of severe sudden onset abdominal pain, which woke him up, from his sleep. This was followed by diarrhoea, which later became bloody. On examination of the patient’s abdomen there was mild peritonism. Plain x-ray of the abdomen showed thumb printing and a dilated colon.

Which of the following areas of the colon is most likely to be affected by this condition?

a)      Caecum

b)      Ascending colon

c)      Hepatic flexure

d)      Transverse colon

e)      Splenic flexure

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