ReviewDermatologie (Heidelberg, Germany)2023
[Indication and implementation of fertility preservation measures in female cancer patients].
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Abstract
The aspects of fertility preservation in women prior to surgical, gonadotoxic or radiation therapy represent a challenging topic in many disciplines and often in an interdisciplinary setting. Within an often short period of time, individual counselling and consideration must be given as to whether fertility-protective measures are useful. The implementation is ultimately decided by the patient. A prerequisite for helpful counselling is knowledge about the potential effects of cancer treatment on ovarian function as well as the implementation and potential individual benefits of fertility-protective measures. Networks such as FertiPROTEKT Netzwerk e. V. are helpful for orientation in terms of content and timely implementation of counselling and corresponding measures.
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