[PDF] Top 20 Preservation of Fertility in Pediatric and Adolescent Patients With Cancer

... will most likely be transferring their beliefs to the clinical situation, and these beliefs may or may not represent the child’s current or future interests. Individuals who will later be a partner in a marriage (whether ... See full document

... Many cancers that present in children and adolescents are curable with surgery, chemotherapy, and/or radiation therapy. Potential adverse consequences of treat- ment include sterility, infertility, or subfertility as a ... See full document

... a fertility evaluation is recommended after 6 months of unsuccessful attempts at ...Although fertility declines with age for both men and women, this decline is much more profound in ...after cancer ... See full document

... about fertility in general (in cisgender and transgender adults) and in other pediatric populations receiving gonadotoxic treatment (such as cancer and rheumatic conditions) is an important first ... See full document

... treating cancer survivors, the most ethical consideration is whether assisted reproduction techniques pose risks to the potential children [88], especially whether off- springs are themselves at increased risk of ... See full document

... female patients, and options are better offered in con- sultation with the team’s ...breast cancer. Younger patients are unlikely to tolerate many of the required investigations and interventions, ... See full document

... gynecologic cancer has been younger ...by cancer treatment, resulting in the potential for ...Therefore, fertility preservation is a key aspect of QOL after cancer treatment, but ... 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

... a cancer disease to undergo an invasive procedure to obtain ovarian tissue for fertility ...The fertility preservation intervention is recommended when there is an estimated risk of POI ... See full document

... of cancer patients has become longer in the past decades, and for this reason, their quality of life once the treat- ment is complete is becoming increasingly important ...that cancer treatment can ... See full document

... Spontaneous paternity and live birth following bone marrow conditioning and transplantation has surprised everyone. Ignatove et al. [40] reviewed 8 such cases and reported two more themselves, where although the pa- ... See full document

... For patients to receive proper fertility counsel- ing, not only reproductive physicians but also other health care providers must be educated about fertility preservation options and must have ... See full document

... of 50%–75%, the risk of recurrence remains a reality even for those with complete initial response. Close follow-up is essential, and definitive treatment after completion of childbearing is recommended. The risk of ... See full document

... with cancer state that they rarely refer patients to a reproductive endocrinologist and only 38% of oncologists stated that they provided their patients with written information about FP [6, ... See full document

... The study was performed in accordance with the principles of ethical research in humans as stipulated by the Declaration of Helsinki from the 64th General Assembly, Fortaleza, Brazil, in 2013.The Good Clinical Practice ... See full document

... Fertility preservation has been traditionally recommended for cancer and infertile ...of fertility preservation varies depending on medical or genetic condition, personal preference, ... See full document

... of patients who do not try to get pregnant after fertility preserving procedures is a consistent finding in the published series on this issue ...those patients with malignant germ cell tumors, the ... See full document

... 357 patients who had their oocytes cryopreserved after cancer diagnosis, 11 cancer survivors (8 with breast cancer, 1 with Hodgkin lymphoma, 1 with endometrial adenocarcinoma, and 1 with ... See full document

... Retrieval of oocytes for freezing or IVF of the retrieved eggs and freezing of embryos are now established methods for adult females. In most countries, women with a partner choose to have embryos frozen. In some ... See full document

... our patients who were referred for oocyte cryopreservation, the mean time from the counseling for oocyte cryopreservation to oocyte retrieval was 15 days; for patients referred for ovarian tissue ... See full document