Tubes in the Body

The diagram typifies the histological appearance of the endometrium which follows the basic 3 component pattern of tubular systems in the body; mucosa – ciliated columnar cells, basement membrane (blue) and submucosa (orange) muscularis – (pink) and serosa (cream). code uterus the common vein endometrial cavity endometrial stripe epithelium histology ciliated columnar epithelium basement membrane submucosa muscularis muscular layer histology cytology
The higher power diagram reveals the cytological appearance of the simple tubular gland of the endometrial lining of the uterus showing the ciliated columnar cells resting on the basement membrane (deep blue) which in turn are embedded in a stroma (pink) code uterus the common vein endometrial cavity endometrial stripe epithelium histology ciliated columnar epithelium basement membrane histology cytology

Mucosa Basement Membrane

Submucosa Muscularis Serosa Adventitia

 

  • Disease Can Occur as a Result of disorder
    in the

    • Lumen
    • Wall
      • Mucosa
      • Submucosa
      • Muscularis
      • Serosa/Adventitia
    • Extrinsic to the Tube

Tumors Arising from the Mucosa

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Space Occupation Arising from the Submucosa Muscularis or Serosa/Adventitia

Disease Arising from Extrinsic

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