* As the blood is resorbed, a solid '''Corpus Luteum''' is formed by proliferation of granulosa and theca intera cells as well as blood vessels. This remains on the surface of the ovary. | * As the blood is resorbed, a solid '''Corpus Luteum''' is formed by proliferation of granulosa and theca intera cells as well as blood vessels. This remains on the surface of the ovary. |