The rest of the colon also has 3 taenia.
I would argue that the "why" here is not the taenia, but instead the lack of retroperitoneal attachments.
The free-floating nature of the transverse allows the taenia to shine.
You ask me why I’m slow to act when the patient’s crashing, why I walk instead of run.
You say “Shouldn’t we be doing more?”
Here’s what I’ve learned, and why I don’t reach for the epinephrine first.
A thread for young docs:
Congratulations to all of our chiefs on their fellowship matches! Dr. @NicholasPiening at Baylor Vascular Surgery, Dr. @PaigeBurnia_MD at Cook County Trauma/Crit Care and Dr. Casey Goodyear at Baylor Trauma/Crit Care. We're so proud of these amazing surgeons! @laurarbrownmd