Because of improved survival rates and recent advances in reproductive medicine, fertility preservation methods in women of reproductive age with malignant or autoimmune diseases have risen in importance
Fertility preservation has become an issue of great importance in female cancer patients due to inc...
The need for practice guidelines for fertility preservation in young women with hematological malign...
Fertility preservation is significant for oncology patients to maintain their ability to start a fam...
Cancer incidence is progressively increasing in parallel with an increase in the rate of cancer surv...
There has been a sharp increase in the demand for fertility preservation. This review summarizes the...
Fertility preservation options for women facing gonadotoxic treatment has become an important area o...
The total number of oncological diseases is constantly growing, but the improvement of treatment opt...
The number of patients of reproductive age diagnosed with various malignant hematological diseases i...
Advances in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer have greatly enhanced the life expectancy of wo...
Ensuring quality of life for increasing numbers of women surviving cancer has become a key challenge...
Oocyte vitrification and ovarian tissue cryopreservation are two common fertility preservation optio...
Thanks to the recent advances in reproductive medicine, more and more young women with breast cancer...
In recent decades, major progress has been made in cancer diagnosis and therapy, significantly exten...
Introduction: The most common forms of hematological malignancies that occur in female reproductive ...
Gynecologic malignancies account for 1,09 million new cancer cases worldwide consisting of about 12%...
Fertility preservation has become an issue of great importance in female cancer patients due to inc...
The need for practice guidelines for fertility preservation in young women with hematological malign...
Fertility preservation is significant for oncology patients to maintain their ability to start a fam...
Cancer incidence is progressively increasing in parallel with an increase in the rate of cancer surv...
There has been a sharp increase in the demand for fertility preservation. This review summarizes the...
Fertility preservation options for women facing gonadotoxic treatment has become an important area o...
The total number of oncological diseases is constantly growing, but the improvement of treatment opt...
The number of patients of reproductive age diagnosed with various malignant hematological diseases i...
Advances in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer have greatly enhanced the life expectancy of wo...
Ensuring quality of life for increasing numbers of women surviving cancer has become a key challenge...
Oocyte vitrification and ovarian tissue cryopreservation are two common fertility preservation optio...
Thanks to the recent advances in reproductive medicine, more and more young women with breast cancer...
In recent decades, major progress has been made in cancer diagnosis and therapy, significantly exten...
Introduction: The most common forms of hematological malignancies that occur in female reproductive ...
Gynecologic malignancies account for 1,09 million new cancer cases worldwide consisting of about 12%...
Fertility preservation has become an issue of great importance in female cancer patients due to inc...
The need for practice guidelines for fertility preservation in young women with hematological malign...
Fertility preservation is significant for oncology patients to maintain their ability to start a fam...
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