Monocytes become macrophages and are recruited to sites of endothelial injury to initiate repair responses.

“the body is actually trying to repair something the immune cells when those monocytes get recruited to the site of endothelial injury and and obviously when they translocate it through the endothelium and become macrophages and start doing everything that you just described which leads to this creation of thrombus we would normally welcome that response elsewhere in our body right if you were you know out in the field and you got cut that's exactly what you would want to happen you would want the immune cells to show up there to make sure there are no bacteria and then you would want those thrombo cells to come and prevent you from bleeding”