Time elapsed: 4 HRS +

(After 2 hrs of non-pulsatile circulation and progressively increasing hypoxaemia in VVP)

A random limb movement of any sort - voluntary, reflex, or caused by an outside agency - EMPTIES the trapped INACTIVE [because hypoxaemic] white blood corpuscles (WBC) from the VVP and allows it to be replaced by OXYGENATED and thus ACTIVE WBC.

Those active phagocytes in the freshly re-introduced blood of VVP will next marginate and sequestrate on the dying or dead endothelial layers bounding the VVP - illustrated as the layer of red corpuscles attaching themselves functionally to the dying/dead Mural and Parietalis endothelia of the pocket boundary.