F-010. Fertility in women after cancer treatment

Fertility Outcome after Operative Laparoscopy versus No Treatment in Infertile Women with Minimal or Mild Endometriosis

fertility preservation in men after cancer treatment; a review article

some cases of male infertility are due to the destructive side-effects of anticancer treatment methods such as chemo and radiotherapies on germ cell lines. the increase in the survival rate of cancer patients who undergo treatment, especially children, has drawn attention to fertility preservation. the most common and effective technique in preserving male fertility is sperm freezing and its su...

I-3: Fertility Preservation in Women with Cancer

As the efficacies of anticancer therapies were increase and quite efficient early diagnoses have been taken place in gynecological cancer, increased long-term survival of cancer patients and long-term complications of anticancer treatments are being encountered. The lost of ovarian reserve or function due to gonadal toxicity is the major problem that mainly focused. A wide range of new fertilit...

Treatment of endometriosis in women desiring fertility.

Endometriosis is a common condition affecting a significant proportion of women in their reproductive age. Apart from the impact of endometriosis on the quality of life of these patients, it also can have an impact on the potential of these women to have a family. The options for treating women with endometriosis desiring a family include surgery or assisted reproduction techniques. The choice ...

Fertility preservation in women with cancer

Fertility preservation (FP) is an effort to retain the fertility of cancer patients, and as an emerging discipline, it plays a central role in cancer care. Because of improvement in diagnostic and therapeutic strategies, an increasingly large number of patients are surviving with cancer. FP specialists should make an effort to spread the significance of FP among reproductive women with cancer a...