High-power detail of arteriovenous sinusoid supplying the specimen with blood. The sinusoid is greatly dilated and contains but a few blood cells. The lumen of the small branch in the lower right communicates directly with the intercellular spaces of the surrounding endometrium through a break in the wall of the vessel. There is massive edema and marked hemorrhage is probably the defect in the wall of this small sinusoidal branch.
Fig. 29. Hertig and Rock, 1941.
Keywords: arteriovenous sinusoid, blood cells, detail of arteriovenous sinusoid, endometrium, sinusoid
Source: The Virtual Human Embryo.