1. the formation of small pouches or sac-like structures
Usage: medical; anatomical
2. a small pouch or sac-like projection from a hollow organ
Usage: medical; anatomical

Examples

• The X-ray revealed sacculation of the colon wall.
• Chronic inflammation can lead to sacculation in the intestines.
• The doctor explained that sacculation is a common finding in older patients.
• Multiple sacculations were visible on the barium enema study.
• The pathologist noted extensive sacculation throughout the specimen.
• Sacculation of the bladder can cause urinary retention.