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Fig. 5. Blastocyst is entirely surrounded by short villi

5 The blastocyst is entirely surrounded by short villi. The villi are most numerous on the basal side. The embryonic anlage is attached to the most dependent pole. The amnion is larger than the yolk sac. The embryonic plate is a simple, flat structure without distinctive surface markings. There is a condensation of cells in the region of the body stalk. The large basal and lateral. sinuses surround the blastocyst almost completely. The coagulum on the surface overlies the surface epithelium. It consists of blood and some fetal and maternal cells. The depression in the central portion is the point of entrance. Section 23-1-4. x 27.5.

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  Fig 1 and 2 Tissue block removed

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  Fig 3 Hemorrhagic region

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  Fig 4 Blastocyst directly beneath surface hemorrhage

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  Fig 5 Blastocyst entirely surrounded by short villi

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  Fig 6 Portion of the chorionic wall shows two short villi

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  Fig 7 Cytotrophoblastic cell mitosis

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  Fig 8 Fetal cell is shown amid maternal tissue

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  Fig 9 Lateral sinus and fetal trophoblast

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  Fig 10 Spiral arteriole with a syncytial cell

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  Fig 11 Drawing of cytotrophoblastic cells

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  Fig 12 Operculum with one lateral margin

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  Fig 13 Operculum with adherent villus

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  Fig 14 Decidua

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  Fig 15 Distal portion of the spiral artery

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  Fig 16 Spiral artery in the lateral penetration zone

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  Fig 17 Gland epithelium with syncytial elements

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  Fig 18 A spiral artery with hemorrhage

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  Fig 19 End of this spiral artery in penetration zone

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  Fig 20 Reticulum in the maternal tissue

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  Fig 21 Junction of the maternal and fetal tissues

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  Fig 22 Wall of an endometrial gland

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  Fig 23 Endometrial gland

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  Fig 24 Endometrial gland in implantation cavity

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  Fig 25 Surface epithelium of the decidua

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  Fig 26 Trophoblastic cell

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  Fig 27 Trophoblastic cell

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  Fig 28 Trophoblastic cell

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  Fig 29 Trophoblastic cell phagocytized lymphoyte

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  Fig 30 Multinucleated syncytial mass

Reference

Brewer JI. A normal human ovum in a stage preceding the primitive streak (The Edwards-Jones-Brewer ovum). (1937) Amer. J Anat., 61: 429-481.

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