Which of following is not a permanent mucosal fold?
Gastric rugae of the stomach and longitudinal folds in the mucosa of upper rectum and colon are temporary mucosal folds and are obliterated by distension. Whereas, plica circularis of the small intestine, crescentic mucosal folds of cystic duct (spiral valve of Heister), transverse (horizontal) rectal folds (Houston's valves or plica transversalis) and permanent longitudinal rectal columns or folds (found in the lower rectum and anal canal) are permanent mucosal folds.
Spiral valve of Heister
Gastric rugae
Plica circularis
Transverse rectal fold