A prospective study of women and girls undergoing fertility preservation due to oncologic and non-oncologic indications in Sweden-Trends in patients' choices and benefit of the chosen methods after long-term follow up.

Kenny Alexandra Rodriguez-WallbergAnna MarklundFrida LundbergIda WikanderMilan MilenkovicAmandine AnastacioFotios SergouniotisKjell WånggrenJeanette EkengrenTekla LindBirgit Borgström

Published in: Acta obstetricia et gynecologica Scandinavica (2019)

Trends in fertility preservation choices have changed over time. Women with previous malignancy had lower live birth rates than women with benign fertility preservation indications.

Keyphrases

end stage renal disease
newly diagnosed
ejection fraction
chronic kidney disease
rectal cancer
childhood cancer
radical prostatectomy
prognostic factors
robot assisted
metabolic syndrome
pregnant women
gestational age
insulin resistance
skeletal muscle
minimally invasive
breast cancer risk