Medical treatments for cancers or other conditions can lead to permanent infertility. Infertility
is an insidious disease that impacts not only the ability to have a biological child but also the …

Fertility preservation is an emerging field in medicine that enables men, women, and
children to maintain reproductive health when it is threatened by gonadotoxic treatment …

Male fertility preservation has been steadily increasing over the past two decades.
Significant improvements have been achieved in the treatment modalities of cancer and …

STUDY QUESTION What clinical practices, patient management strategies and
experimental methods are currently being used to preserve and restore the fertility of …

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 …

Reproduction has been and will always be central to the human experience. Many
individuals experience situations that may compromise their future fertility. The reasons for …

Improvements in childhood cancer survival have allowed boys and their families to
increasingly focus on quality of life after therapy, particularly their future ability to father …

Modern cancer therapies have greatly improved survival rates in men of reproductive age
and younger; however, surgery, chemotherapy, and irradiation may lead to male infertility …

Since the birth of the first child conceived via in vitro fertilization 40 years ago, fertility
treatments and assisted reproductive technology have allowed many couples to reach their …

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 …