Current Oncology | |
Fertility preservation in reproductive-age women facing gonadotoxic treatments | |
H. Holzer2  N. Tallon1  R. Ronn3  J. Roberts1  | |
[1] Pacific Centre for Reproductive Medicine;McGill University Health Centre and McGill University;Queen’s University | |
关键词: Oncofertility; fertility preservation; cryopreservation; gonadotoxicity; young adults; adolescents; | |
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学科分类:肿瘤学 | |
来源: Multimed, Inc. | |
【 摘 要 】
Background Advancements in the treatments for cancer and autoimmune and other hematologic conditionscontinue to improve survival and cure rates. Despite those changes, various gonadotoxic agents and other treatments can still compromise the future fertility of many women. Progress in medical and surgical reproductive technologies has helped to offset the reproductive consequences of the use of gonadotoxic therapies, and allows for future fertility and normal pregnancy. MethodsA review of the literature was performed to outline the pathophysiology of gonadotoxicity from various treatments. The success of fertility preservation, fertility sparing, and cryopreservation options are reviewed. Barriers and facilitators to referral and oncofertility treatment in Canada are also outlined. Results According to the quality of the evidence, recommendations are made for fertility assessment, patient referral, cryopreservation, and other assisted reproductive technologies. Conclusions To ensure ongoing fertility in women undergoing gonadotoxic treatments, assisted reproductive technologies can be combined with a multidisciplinary approach to patient assessment and referral.
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