[PDF] Top 20 Fertility Preservation Outcomes in Adolescent and Young Adult Feminizing Transgender Patients

... the patients in our study who had no previous therapy, isolated low sperm morphology was noted in all ...of young patients with cancer do not include morphology as a parameter ...of adult ... See full document

... 2 patients who provided samples after starting ...of transgender adults, as reviewed by Barnard et al, 5 demonstrate normal sample collection after starting ...cryopreservation outcomes before MAI ... See full document

... on adolescent and young adult male survivors of Hodgkin’s disease have shown that both the chemotherapeutic regimen and dose intensity are im- portant variables that affect reproductive ...and ... See full document

... many patients for whom functional outcomes were not re- corded in the BSTT Registry; these would have been use- ful to ...in- fertility, body image, difficulty establishing relationships, and many ... See full document

... in patients aged 9–21 years assessed with MRI were comparable to those found in postmenopausal controls ...in patients during adolescence or adulthood often shows hypoplas- tic [24,28,29] or streak ovaries ... See full document

... on adolescent and young adult male survivors of Hodgkin’s disease have shown that both the chemotherapeutic regimen and dose intensity are im- portant variables that affect reproductive ...and ... See full document

... in adult women cryopreserving their oocytes but would be expected to be even better in young women and ...at fertility centers that are experienced with egg freezing, and patients should be ... See full document

... adulthood. 17–20 The few studies with longer-term follow-up have almost all been focused on sexual risk or mental health and single indicators in these domains (ie, sexually transmitted infection [STI] diagnosis and ... See full document

... that young people have access to this information while they are on the waiting list for GIDS, but not necessary for those waiting for the CCGIC as adult services do not titrate cross-sex hormones the way ... See full document

... Table V lists results from binary logistic regression. The dependent variable measures whether perception aligns with BMI category, assuming a value of one if they are discordant and zero if they are concordant. Age, ... See full document

... poor outcomes if parents are not aware of their children’s antisocial behaviors ...self-reported adult outcomes may be influenced by having a common ... See full document

... In conclusion, smartphone and tablet applications are growing in number, and may provide access to resources to help improve quality of life and address unmet needs of AYAs diagnosed with cancer. While few applications ... See full document

... of patients (24%; 47 of 195) experienced regret about initial cancer treatment decisions at baseline, with similar rates at 4 (23%) and 12 (19%) ...among patients who trusted oncologists completely (odds ... See full document

... human fertility and family ...maintain fertility potential for lifetime, however, the evidence indicates worsening of semen parameters, including sperm genetics, and reduced reproductive success ...their ... See full document

... cancer patients to describe positive experiences that have resulted from ...among adult breast cancer survivors where survivors were asked to write about positive experiences (feelings and thoughts) related ... See full document

... spectrum, young children with Down syndrome appear to have lower overall rates of disruptive behaviors as well as distinctive social, motivational, and attention profiles ... See full document

... older patients; hence, we only compared clinicopathological characteristics and prognoses with patients reported in previous ...cancer patients aged ≤ 25 years, and we were able to identify the ... See full document

... of adolescent and young adult males with ...examines outcomes while accounting for the developmental interactions of multiple mechanisms (the impact of FXS, cognitive abilities, and additional ... See full document

... alphas were similar and well within the acceptable range for both adolescent males and females on the EDE Global Score (males = 0.93; females = 0.95), Cronbach’s alphas for the Dietary Restraint (males = 0.689; ... See full document

... for patients with localized ...the adult hospital because the in- stitution would not qualify to be a COG ...the adult hospital has a separate IRB and meets the OHRP and CTEP guidelines of an ... See full document