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. 2015 Jan 8;5:7668. doi: 10.1038/srep07668

Figure 5. Inflammatory exudate increases until 24 hours, and deposited fibrin attaches to BM of opposite peritoneum.

Figure 5

(a,b) Immunohistochemical staining for CD68 and laminin at 1 hour and 24 hours after cauterization. The cauterized lobe is in the lower part of the micrographs, and the opposite lobe is in the upper part. The layer of laminin (arrowhead) shows the BM of the opposite peritoneum. Bar, 40 μm. (c) Immunohistochemical staining for laminin and fibrinogen/fibrin at 24 hours. The layer of laminin (arrowhead) indicates the BM of the opposite peritoneum. Fibrinogen/fibrin is extensively seen between the cauterized tissue and the BM of the opposite peritoneum. Bar, 40 μm. (d) Micrographs of TEM at 24 hours. Fibrin (white asterisks) has attached to the BM (arrowheads) of the opposite peritoneum. The elastic fibers (black asterisk) are indicated. Macrophages (arrows) are seen on each side of the BM. Bar, 1 μm.