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block14_37.jpg - Fig. 19, 93W7306, Uterus, Progravid Phase, H&EThe uterine wall is composed of a mucosa, referred to as the endometrium (E); a muscularis, referred to as a myometrium (M); and, externally, a serosal cover, the perimetrium (not shown here). The uterine glands (UG) have been cut in a plane that is close to their long axes. Most of the uterine glands show numerous shallow sacculations that give the profile of the glandular epithelium a serrated appearance. This is one of the distinctive features of the secretory stage (progravid phase). It is seen most advantageously in areas where the plane of section is close to the long axis of the gland. The myometrium consists of smooth muscle and connective tissue and contains the large blood vessels that give rise to the vessels that supply the endometrium.

Fig. 19, 93W7306, Uterus, Progravid Phase, H&E The uterine wall is composed of a mucosa, referred to as the endometrium (E); a muscularis, referred to as a myometrium (M); and, externally, a serosal cover, the perimetrium (not shown here). The uterine glands (UG) have been cut in a plane that is close to their long axes. Most of the uterine glands show numerous shallow sacculations that give the profile of the glandular epithelium a serrated appearance. This is one of the distinctive features of the secretory stage (progravid phase). It is seen most advantageously in areas where the plane of section is close to the long axis of the gland. The myometrium consists of smooth muscle and connective tissue and contains the large blood vessels that give rise to the vessels that supply the endometrium.
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