Block10-1/Fig 8. 93W4508 Middle part, Stomach, fundus, H&E.

block10-1_19.jpg - Fig 8. 93W4508 Middle part, Stomach, fundus, H&E.The gastric pit, the depression formed by the surface mucouscells (SMC). Just below the gastric pits (GP) are the fundicglands (FG), in which one can identify parietal cells (P). Theparietal cells are recognized by their copious eosinophiliccytoplasm and central nucleus, which is often described as a¡§fried egg appearance¡¨. The glands extend down to themuscularis mucosa (MM). The lamina propria (L) is highlycellular because of the presence of large numbers oflymphocytes.Examine the cardiac and pylorus gland of this slide at highermagnification (not shown here). The cardiac glands arecomposed mainly of mucus-secreting cells. The pyloric glandsare branched and coiled; the gastric pits of the pylorus occupyabout half the thickness of the pyloric mucosa.

Fig 8. 93W4508 Middle part, Stomach, fundus, H&E. The gastric pit, the depression formed by the surface mucous cells (SMC). Just below the gastric pits (GP) are the fundic glands (FG), in which one can identify parietal cells (P). The parietal cells are recognized by their copious eosinophilic cytoplasm and central nucleus, which is often described as a ¡§fried egg appearance¡¨. The glands extend down to the muscularis mucosa (MM). The lamina propria (L) is highly cellular because of the presence of large numbers of lymphocytes.
Examine the cardiac and pylorus gland of this slide at higher magnification (not shown here). The cardiac glands are composed mainly of mucus-secreting cells. The pyloric glands are branched and coiled; the gastric pits of the pylorus occupy about half the thickness of the pyloric mucosa.

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