Results A newly found specific phenomenon in 10 cases that the fungi went throughout the adventitia, media and up to the intima of thick wall vasculum, and then fungous thrombosis might be formed.
The innermost tunic is called the tunica intima, which includes the endothelial cells, which create a slick surface that minimizes friction for blood moving through it.
Anatomists call these layers " tunics, " and the innermost section is the tunica intima — which should be pretty easy to remember because, you know, it has like intimate contact with the lumen. It's like your circulatory underpants.
Capillary walls are made of just a single layer of epithelial tissue, which form only the tunic intima, so they're able to deliver the oxygen and other nutrients in your blood to their cellular destinations through diffusion.