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Ways to preserve fertility in women with onocological diseases

Egg/ embryo freezing

Egg/embryo freezing is the most commonly used and established method of fertility preservation. The harvested eggs are processed and frozen, then preserved in liquid nitrogen.

Ovarian tissue freezing

This method is less commonly used, and it has been considered experimental until recently. In recent years, however, hundreds of cases of women giving birth after such procedure have been reported. The procedure involves surgery.

Fertility-sparing surgery for ovarian tumors

Fertility-sparing surgery is a modern approach to the treatment of some early-stage ovarian tumors.

Fertility-sparing surgery for cervical cancer

In current practice, conization or trachelectomy may be used for cervical cancer.

Fertility-sparing treatment in uterine cancer

It involves medical treatment with a progesterone drug in combination with periodic monitoring of the endometrium by biopsy.

Ovarian transposition

Ovarian transposition is a procedure that moves ovaries outside of the area of the planned radiotherapy by way of surgical intervention.

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