BACKGROUND Fertility preservation (FP) is an important quality of life issue for cancer
survivors of reproductive age. Despite the existence of broad international guidelines, the …

Background. People often face difficult decisions about their health and may later regret the
choice that they made. However, little is known about the extent of decision regret in health …

BACKGROUND For many female cancer survivors, the preservation of reproductive
potential is central to quality of life (QOL), and concerns regarding infertility may affect …

Purpose Advances in cancer diagnostics and therapeutics have thankfully led to high
numbers of young cancer survivors, although some interventions may sometimes threaten …

Improved survival rates among reproductive‐age females diagnosed with cancer have
increased the focus on long‐term quality of life, including maintenance of the ability to …

Purpose: To assess what is currently known about unmet needs and care experiences of
adolescents and young adults (AYAs) with cancer, identify gaps in the research literature …

BACKGROUND Although fertility preservation (FP) treatment options have increased, the
existing evidence suggests that many women with cancer do not feel well supported in …

Gynaecological cancer treatment significantly affects the fertility of women in reproductive
age. Surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy are the mainstays of ovarian, cervical and …

Fertility preservation in the female poses several challenges due to the invasive nature of
the techniques available to achieve it. The guideline aims to bring together the evidence …

Purpose: Relational and sexual problems are frequent in patients with a diagnosis of
gynecological cancer, because this disease has a strong negative impact on female identity …