The inferior ileocecal recess is bounded in front by the ileocecal fold, above by the posterior ileal surface and its mesentery, to the right by the cecum, and behind by the upper mesoappendix (22).
Occasionally, the diverticulum can invert and stick back into the intestine, allowing it to serve as a lead point that again drags the ileum into the cecum.
So! Once the chyme has worked through your small intestine, it passes through the ileocecal valve and hits the cecum, the first part of the large intestine, where, congratulations, your food is now officially feces!