Background Current evidence indicates sub-optimal incidence of fertility preservation (FP) in
eligible patients. We present herein our designated multidisciplinary program for FP in …

Fertility is a top concern for many survivors of cancer diagnosed as children, adolescents
and young adults (CAYA). Fertility preservation (FP) treatments are effective, evidence …

Fertility preservation (FP) in pediatric and adolescent oncology patients presents a complex
interplay between cancer treatment imperatives and reproductive aspirations, demanding a …

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 …

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 …

Over the past two decades, the importance of fertility preservation has grown not only in the
realm of medical and clinical patient care, but also in the field of basic and applied research …

There are several methods of fertility preservation available for female patients facing
infertility following gonadotoxic treatment of cancer or systemic disease. Embryos, oocytes or …

Advances in cancer treatment have allowed women to live longer, fuller lives. However,
gonadotoxic therapies used to effect cancer 'cures' often significantly impair a woman's …

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 …

Purpose Assess fertility preservation (FP) measures chosen by patients newly diagnosed
with malignancy and their outcomes. Methods Reproductive-age patients referred for FP …