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490            PART 7  ■  Principles and Disorders of Hemostasis and Thrombosis




                                                                                                                           consists o  f brous connective tissue th  t cont  ins   utono  ic
               OVERVIEW OF HEMOSTASIS

               AND THROMBOSIS                                                                                              nerve   en  ings    n    the  v  s    v  soru  ,  s    ll  networks  o
                                                                                                                           bloo   vessels th  t supply nutrients to the tissues o  the w  ll.


               T e      inten  nce  o   circul  tory  he  ost  sis  is    chieve                                                Veins   re l  rger   n   h  ve      ore irregul  r lu  en th  n

               through the process o  b  l  ncing blee  ing (he  orrh  ge)   n                                               rteries. In co  p  rison with   rteries, veins   re rel  tively thin

               clotting (thro  bosis). He  ost  sis, the   rresting o  blee  ing,                                          w  lle   with    we  ker   i    le co  t. El  stin f bers   re usu  lly

                 epen  s on sever  l co  ponents. T e  our     jor co  ponents                                              oun   only in l  rger veins,   n   there   re  ewer nerves   istrib-

                 re  the  v  scul  r  syste  ,  pl  telets  (thro  bocytes),  bloo                                         ute   to the veins th  n to the   rteries.

               co  gul  tion     ctors,    n    f brinolysis    n    ulti    te  tissue

               rep  ir. T ree other, less i  port  nt, co  ponents   re the co  -                                          Arterioles and Venules

               ple  ent   n   kinin syste  s   s well   s serine prote  se inhibi-                                         Arteries br  nch extensively to  or      tree o  ever-s    ller

               tors. Function  lly, sever  l nor    l processes   re involve   in                                          vessels. Arterioles   re the   icroscopic continu  tion o    rter-

               he  ost  sis  ollowing injury to    s    ll bloo   vessel:                                                  ies th  t give o   br  nches c  lle     et  rterioles, which in turn


               1.  Bloo   vessel sp  s                                                                                     join the c  pill  ries. T e w  lls beco  e thinner   s the   rteri-

               2.  For    tion o     platelet plug                                                                         oles   ppro  ch the c  pill  ries, with the w  ll o     very s    ll

               3.  Cont  ct     ong         ge   bloo   vessel, bloo   pl  telet,   n                                        rteriole consisting only o    n en  otheli  l lining   n   so  e

                     co  gul  tion proteins                                                                                s  ooth   uscle surroun  e   by    s    ll     ount o  connective

               4.  Develop  ent o     bloo   clot   roun   the injury                                                      tissue.

               5.  Fibrinolytic re  ov  l o  excess he  ost  tic     teri  l to rees-                                           T e   icroscopic  lly size   veins   re re erre   to   s venules.

                     t  blish v  scul  r integrity                                                                         Venules connect the c  pill  ries to the veins.




                                                                                                                           Capillaries

               BLOOD VASCULATURE: STRUCTURE                                                                                T e c  pill  ries,   rterioles,   n   venules constitute the     jor

               AND FUNCTION                                                                                                vessels o  the   icrocircul  tion. As    unit, the   icrocircul  -




               Arteries and Veins                                                                                          tion  unctions   s the link between the   rteri  l   n   venous
                                                                                                                           circul  tion. Bloo   p  sses  ro   the   rteri  l to the venous sys-

               Arteries    re  the    istributing  vessels  th  t  le  ve  the  he  rt,                                    te   vi   the c  pill  ries. C  pill  ries   re the thinnest w  lle     n

                 n   veins   re the collecting vessels th  t return to the he  rt.                                           ost nu  erous o  the bloo   vessels. Sinusoi  s, which   re

               Arteries  h  ve  the  thickest  w  lls  o   the  v  scul  r  syste  .                                       speci  lize   types o  c  pill  ries,   re  oun   in loc  tions such   s

               Although v  ri  tions in the size (Fig. 25.1A)   n   type o  ves-                                           the bone     rrow, spleen,   n   liver.

               sel exist, the tissue (Fig. 25.1B) in    vessel w  ll is   ivi  e                                                C  pill  ries   re s    ll structures consisting o     supportive

               into three co  ts or tunics. T ese co  ts   re the tunic   inti    ,                                        b  se  ent   e  br  ne to which    single l  yer o  en  otheliu

               tunic     e  i  ,   n   tunic       ventiti  . T e tunic   inti      or  s                                  is tightly   nchore  . T e b  se  ent   e  br  ne, i    e  i  tely

               the s  ooth glistening sur   ce o  endothelium th  t lines the                                                  j  cent to the en  otheliu  , is co  pose   o       i  use net-

               lu  en (inner tubul  r c  vity) o    ll bloo     n   ly  ph  tic ves-                                       work o  s    ll f bers th  t support the en  otheliu     n     ct

               sels    n    the  he  rt.  T e  si  ple  squ    ous  epitheliu    th  t                                      s   b  rrier  g  inst p  rticul  te     teri l th  t     y g  in   ccess

               lines these vessels is re erre   to   s en  otheliu  . T e tunic                                            to the extr  v  scul  r sp  ce. Coll  gen b  n  s   lso o  er struc-

               inti     consists o     single l  yer o  en  otheli  l cells thickene                                       tur  l support to the   icrov  scul  r unit. Unlike the vessels

               by    suben  otheli  l connective tissue l  yer cont  ining el  s-                                          o  the   rteri  l   n   venous syste  s, c  pill  ries   re co  pose

               tic f bers. T e tunic     e  i  , the thickest co  t, is co  pose                                           o  only one cell l  yer o  si  ple squ    ous epitheliu  , which

               o  s  ooth   uscle   n   el  stic f bers. T e tunic       ventiti                                           per  its      ore r  pi   r  te o  tr  nsport o      teri  ls between








               FIGURE 25.1  Bloo   v  scul  ture. A. Size

               o  vessels. B.   issue zones.














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