Fertility Preservation: Emerging Technologies and Clinical Applications

Overview

As women increasingly delay childbearing, more are seeking pregnancy in their late 30s and early 40s. This demographic shift, coupled with the rising incidence of cancer with age, leads to a greater number of female cancer survivors interested in fertility preservation. This book offers strategies for preserving fertility in both women and men undergoing gonadotoxic treatments. It also delves into the epidemiologic, ethical, medico-legal, psychologic, and social dimensions of fertility preservation.

Who it's for

• Reproductive endocrinologists
• Urologists
• Embryologists
• Reproductive scientists
• Oncologists

Key features

• Format combines scientific background with practical methodology
• Includes easy-to-grasp algorithms
• Chapters feature abstracts, keyword glossaries, and step-by-step protocols
• Addresses key issues in commentary and provides references
• A practical reference guide for medical professionals