Titlebook: Breast Cancer, Fertility Preservation and Reproduction; Nicoletta Biglia,Fedro Alessandro Peccatori Book 2015 Springer International Publi

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Book 2015 ?Medical treatments of breast cancer have a huge impact on fertility. While many procedures can be applied to preserve fertility, all must be put into action within the very short time available before starting treatment. Any delay in referral of a woman wishing to preserve her fertility to an ART

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Fertility Preservation, ART, and Breast Cancer,A crucial point is to avoid a significant delay to cancer treatment. That is why an early referral to a reproductive specialist and a strict cooperation with the oncologists is essential to optimize the results of a fertility preservation program.

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Ch. Papp,Ch. Windhofer,S. GruberA crucial point is to avoid a significant delay to cancer treatment. That is why an early referral to a reproductive specialist and a strict cooperation with the oncologists is essential to optimize the results of a fertility preservation program.

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Pregnancy After Breast Cancer, relative 5-year survival rate greater than 80 % [1]. Similar survival rates are seen in the United States, Canada and Australia. Lower survival rates in developing countries are most likely due to late diagnosis and limited availability of up-to-date standard treatments [2, 3].