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Changes in the extracellular and blood spaces of the uterus were assessed from the distribution volumes of 51Cr-EDTA and 51Cr-labelled red blood cells during the development and regression of the artificially induced decidual cell reaction in ovariectomized, steroid-treated mice. The normally high values for uterine extracellular space (0.35-0.40 microliter/mg) fell to less than 0.20 microliter/mg in association with decidual growth. Uterine blood space increased from around 0.02 microliter/mg to 0.03-0.05 microliter/mg with decidual development. Induction of decidual regression by removal of s.c. progesterone implants caused a rapid decline in tissue blood volume to reach control values (0.01-0.02 microliter/mg) within 24 h and preceded any reduction in uterine weight. Uterine vascular permeability, as determined from the tissue accumulation of 125I-labelled human serum albumin, fell with a similar time course. Tissue extracellular space returned to the higher control values within 48 h of initiating decidual regression.

Tissue spaces during development and regression of the decidual cell reaction in ovariectomized, steroid-treated mice