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Medium (muscular) artery

The innermost tunica intima of a muscular artery displays a prominent internal elastic lamina, consisting of a single, fenestrated, elastic sheet. The thick tunica media is composed of circularly arranged smooth muscle. An external elastic lamina, composed of elastic sheets, separates the tunica media from the outermost connective tissue layer, the tunica adventitia. 100x

Endothelium <p>The innermost tunica intima of a muscular artery displays a prominent internal elastic lamina, consisting of a single, fenestrated, elastic sheet. The thick tunica media is composed of circularly arranged smooth muscle. An external elastic lamina, composed of elastic sheets, separates the tunica media from the outermost connective tissue layer, the tunica adventitia. 100x</p>

Endothelium

The innermost tunica intima of a muscular artery displays a prominent internal elastic lamina, consisting of a single, fenestrated, elastic sheet. The thick tunica media is composed of circularly arranged smooth muscle. An external elastic lamina, composed of elastic sheets, separates the tunica media from the outermost connective tissue layer, the tunica adventitia. 100x

 - Internal elastic lamina <p>The innermost tunica intima of a muscular artery displays a prominent internal elastic lamina, consisting of a single, fenestrated, elastic sheet. The thick tunica media is composed of circularly arranged smooth muscle. An external elastic lamina, composed of elastic sheets, separates the tunica media from the outermost connective tissue layer, the tunica adventitia. 100x</p>

- Internal elastic lamina

The innermost tunica intima of a muscular artery displays a prominent internal elastic lamina, consisting of a single, fenestrated, elastic sheet. The thick tunica media is composed of circularly arranged smooth muscle. An external elastic lamina, composed of elastic sheets, separates the tunica media from the outermost connective tissue layer, the tunica adventitia. 100x

Tunica media <p>The innermost tunica intima of a muscular artery displays a prominent internal elastic lamina, consisting of a single, fenestrated, elastic sheet. The thick tunica media is composed of circularly arranged smooth muscle. An external elastic lamina, composed of elastic sheets, separates the tunica media from the outermost connective tissue layer, the tunica adventitia. 100x</p>

Tunica media

The innermost tunica intima of a muscular artery displays a prominent internal elastic lamina, consisting of a single, fenestrated, elastic sheet. The thick tunica media is composed of circularly arranged smooth muscle. An external elastic lamina, composed of elastic sheets, separates the tunica media from the outermost connective tissue layer, the tunica adventitia. 100x

External elastic lamina <p>The innermost tunica intima of a muscular artery displays a prominent internal elastic lamina, consisting of a single, fenestrated, elastic sheet. The thick tunica media is composed of circularly arranged smooth muscle. An external elastic lamina, composed of elastic sheets, separates the tunica media from the outermost connective tissue layer, the tunica adventitia. 100x</p>

External elastic lamina

The innermost tunica intima of a muscular artery displays a prominent internal elastic lamina, consisting of a single, fenestrated, elastic sheet. The thick tunica media is composed of circularly arranged smooth muscle. An external elastic lamina, composed of elastic sheets, separates the tunica media from the outermost connective tissue layer, the tunica adventitia. 100x

Tunica adventitia <p>The innermost tunica intima of a muscular artery displays a prominent internal elastic lamina, consisting of a single, fenestrated, elastic sheet. The thick tunica media is composed of circularly arranged smooth muscle. An external elastic lamina, composed of elastic sheets, separates the tunica media from the outermost connective tissue layer, the tunica adventitia. 100x</p>

Tunica adventitia

The innermost tunica intima of a muscular artery displays a prominent internal elastic lamina, consisting of a single, fenestrated, elastic sheet. The thick tunica media is composed of circularly arranged smooth muscle. An external elastic lamina, composed of elastic sheets, separates the tunica media from the outermost connective tissue layer, the tunica adventitia. 100x