Infertility can arise as a consequence of treatment of oncological conditions. The parallel
and continued improvement in both the management of oncology and fertility cases in recent …

As the number of cancer survivors continues to increase, oncologists are faced with the
challenge of providing cancer therapy to patients who may 1 day want to have children. Yet …

The majority of children, adolescents, and young adults diagnosed with cancer today will
become long-term survivors. The threat to fertility that cancer treatments pose to young …

Fertility preservation is becoming increasingly important to improve the quality of life in
cancer survivors. Despite guidelines suggesting that discussion of fertility preservation …

Purpose To update guidance for health care providers about fertility preservation for adults
and children with cancer. Methods A systematic review of the literature published from …

As cancer survival rates continue to improve, many young adults and children will face
infertility after successful treatment of their malignant diseases. Fertility is now recognized as …

Abstract Purpose of Review Although fertility preservation is not yet fully integrated into the
comprehensive cancer care of pediatric and adolescent patients, advances continue to take …

With improved survival rates among cancer patients, fertility preservation is now being
recognized as an issue of great importance. There are currently several methods of fertility …

The advancement of cancer therapies over the last few decades has significantly improved
long-term survival of cancer patients, especially children and adolescents. As many of the …

Purpose: Cancer treatments for young women can permanently or temporarily affect fertility.
The purpose of this retrospective analysis was to present the clinical experience and ethical …