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22 oviducts (13 from women not taking any medication and 9 from women taking .5 megestrol acetate daily) were studied for their transport capacity in vitro using Sephadex beads. Sphere transport occurred in 8 control oviducts and 7 steroid-treated oviducts. The ampulla contained more spheres than the isthmus (p = .013). It is concluded that the human oviduct can transport spheres the size of a denuded ovum in vitro from the infundibulum to the isthmus; this transport does not appear to be affected by megestrol acetate.

TRANSPORT OF MICROSPHERES BY THE HUMAN OVIDUCT IN VITRO AND THE EFFECT OF TREATMENT WITH MEGESTROL ACETATE