Background Advances in cancer treatment have led to improved long‐term survival after
childhood cancer, but often at a price of impaired future fertility. Fertility preservation (FP) in …

Sperm preservation prior to chemotherapy and radiotherapy is common practice in adult
males. Spermatozoa are usually retrieved from an ejaculated sample although there are …

Cryopreservation of testicular tissue might benefit prepubertal boys who must undergo
chemotherapy or radiotherapy. Cryopreservation of testicular tissue and testicular cells for …

Progress and prospects for fertility preservation in prepube... : Current Opinion in Endocrinology,
Diabetes and Obesity Progress and prospects for fertility preservation in prepubertal boys with …

BACKGROUND Gonadal damage is a consequence of therapy for pediatric malignancies.
Prepubertal males have no semen or mature spermatozoa, posing a challenge for fertility …

As the effectiveness of cancer treatments has improved, children diagnosed with cancer can
enjoy a longer life free of the disease. However, chemotherapeutic regimens alone or in …

Cryopreservation of testicular tissue might benefit prepubertal boys who have to undergo
chemotherapy or radiotherapy. Cryopreservation of testicular tissue is feasible. Live …

Purpose: Cryopreservation of testicular tissue with subsequent reimplantation after therapy
has the potential to preserve fertility for prepubertal boys with cancer. We present the …

STUDY QUESTION Twenty years after the inception of the first fertility preservation
programme for pre-pubertal boys, what are the current international practices with regard to …

Background A growing number of centers worldwide are preserving testicular tissue (TT) of
young boys at risk of fertility loss to preserve their fertility. Data in this regard are scarce and …