While there are currently few confirmed births from previously frozen eggs in the UK, the
improved outcomes of new technologies of vitrification and intra-cytoplasmic sperm injection …

Objective To examine the disposition outcomes and disposition intentions of elective egg
freezers (EEFs) toward their surplus frozen oocytes and the psychosocial determinants …

In Western countries, a social trend toward delaying childbearing has been observed in
women of reproductive age for the last two decades. This delay is due to different factors …

The optimal age to cryopreserve oocytes for later use is before 36 years. Current users are
on average 38 years old. In this cross-sectional study an online survey was constructed …

In recent years, a social trend toward delaying childbearing has been observed in women of
reproductive age. A novel technomedical innovation was commercialized for non-medical …

Objective We aimed to investigate women's knowledge, attitudes and behaviours towards
ovarian reserve testing and egg freezing for non-medical reasons in the general population …

Many people hope that the unused and unwanted eggs frozen by women for self-use could
be applied to reduce the shortage of donor eggs. However, several practical (additional …

Egg freezing is the “newest” new reproductive technology, a form of flash-freezing that
allows human eggs to be successfully stored in egg banks. Touted as a “revolution in the …

Background The preservation of human ova for future fertilization has been made available
to healthy women in 2011–2012. This treatment, dubbed elective egg freezing (EEF), is …

In March 2005, a group of experts from the European Society of Human Genetics and
European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology met to discuss the interface …