sacculations

/ˌsækjəˈleɪʃənz/
noun
  1. A series of small sac-like structures or pouches, especially in a biological or anatomical context.
    • The colon has sacculations called haustra that help with digestion.
    • The doctor explained that the sacculations in the bladder were a normal variation.
    • Under the microscope, the tissue showed distinct sacculations along the membrane.
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