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Laparoscopic fertility preservation
Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America, 2004Advances in cancer therapy have improved the long-term survival of young patients suffering from malignancies. The adverse effects of the treatment, however, are sterility and loss of gonadal function especially in females. If preservation of fertility in males by sperm freezing is already established, for young women undergoing cancer treatment the ...
Togas, Tulandi, Abdul Aziz, Al-Shahrani
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[Fertility preservation in oncology].
Bulletin du cancer, 2017Since the improvement of cancer diagnosis and treatment, survival rates of these patients increase. Gonadal damages are frequent consequences of cancer treatments with different evidence of impaired fertility. In this context, fertility preservation should be proposed to patients exposed to potentially gonadotoxic treatments.
Chaput, Laure +7 more
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Cancer and fertility: strategies to preserve fertility
Reproductive BioMedicine Online, 2011Fertility preservation is a key component of cancer management in young people. The Fourth Evian Annual Reproduction Workshop Meeting was held in April 2009 to discuss cancer and fertility in young adults. Specialists in oncology, assisted reproduction, embryology and clinical genetics presented published data and ongoing research on cancer and ...
K, Diedrich, B C J M, Fauser, P, Devroey
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La Revue du praticien, 2019
Fertility preservation. The treatment used to treat cancer or other non-cancer diseases have improved the prognosis of these pathologies. However, these treatments (chemotherapy, radiotherapy or even surgery) have a toxicity on the ovary or on the testicle with consequently a decrease or an arrest of the production of mature oocyte or spermatozoa ...
Francesca E. Duncan +5 more
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Fertility preservation. The treatment used to treat cancer or other non-cancer diseases have improved the prognosis of these pathologies. However, these treatments (chemotherapy, radiotherapy or even surgery) have a toxicity on the ovary or on the testicle with consequently a decrease or an arrest of the production of mature oocyte or spermatozoa ...
Francesca E. Duncan +5 more
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[Fertility and fertility preservation in men].
Dermatologie (Heidelberg, Germany), 2023Fertility preservation is of high importance for patients prior to treatment that can impair fertility. The individual risk of becoming infertile after a fertility-reducing therapy depends on the type and duration of therapy, surgical technique, dose and combination of gonadotoxic drugs or radiation applied, and individual predisposition ...
Ivan, Hoffmann +2 more
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Analysis: Fertility Preservation
The Journal of Clinical Ethics, 2016This commentary considers the viability of ovarian tissue cryopreservation (OTC) in the case of an adult who qualified for brain death. Although there has been some success with OTC in achieving pregnancy when the tissue is reimplanted in the original donor, attempting OTC in the case under discussion would have not been medically feasible.
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Memoir of Fertility Preservation
2013Fertility preservation has been practiced for at least 50 years using semen banking, pelvic surgery, and radiation shields, but in the past 20 years it has emerged as a rapidly growing subspecialty of reproductive medicine. A dramatic rise in survivorship of young cancer patients and the widespread postponement of family building to the later years of ...
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Fertility Preservation in Women with Endometriosis
Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2023Christine Hur
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Fertility Preservation: The Challenge of Freezing and Transplanting Ovarian Tissue
Trends in Molecular Medicine, 2021Luciana Cacciottola +1 more
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