With the increasing number of patients surviving cancer, there is increasing interest in long-
term quality of life, especially with respect to cancer-related infertility. Although infertility most …

Abstract Purpose of Review With improvements in cancer treatment outcomes and an
increase in cancer survivorship, understanding the importance of fertility preservation …

In recent years, survival rates of cancer patients have increased, resulting in a shift of focus
from quantity to quality of life. A key aspect of quality of life is fertility potential; patients …

The introduction of ICSI has totally changed the reproductive prospects for boys and men
who are treated for cancer. With post-pubertal boys and adult men, semen cryopreservation …

The survival rates of boys and men with cancer have increased due to advances in cancer
treatments; however, maintenance of quality of life, including fertility preservation, remains a …

Patient survival following childhood cancer has increased with contemporary radiation and
chemotherapy techniques. However, gonadotoxicity associated with treatments means that …

Infertility in males with cancer may be caused by the primary malignancy itself or occur
secondary to surgery, radiation, and/or chemotherapy. Recognition of the potential causes of …

Genetic parenthood following cancer therapy is considered to be a major factor of quality of
life. Given the rising proportion of patients surviving cancer due to improved therapeutic …

Cancer and its treatments can affect fertility in a variety of ways, and recent advances in
cancer detection and treatment have led to an increasing number of cancer survivors for …

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 …