Female fertility. Problems and their solutions to oncopacients
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Attempts to maintain fertility in cancer patients have more than half a century of history, but this problem has become the most acute in the last 15–20 years. On the one hand, this is due to an increase in the number of young patients who have undergone treatment for a malignant process, on the other hand, with the accumulation of clinical experience and the development of organ -preserving technologies in antitumor therapy.
It is also important that modern fundamental oncology has expanded the boundaries of our Understanding the forecast, which favorably influenced the quality and frequency of positive solutions regarding the fertility in cancer patients. However, to solve this problem, there is still a lot to do a lot. On the agenda, the development of ovarian reservation technologies, especially with systemic versions of antitumor therapy, pregnancy safety in genetically determined oncological processes, ovarian stimulation options for hormone-sensitive cancer, etc.
require attention and legal aspects. It has long been clear that only multidisciplinary approaches (oncologist, obstetrician-gynecologist, reproductologist, neonatologist, embryologist) and multidisciplinary research can most fully cover and solve this problem. The book gives the most modern information on various aspects of fertility in cancer patients and is intended for a wide range of doctors, lawyers, and sociologists
It is also important that modern fundamental oncology has expanded the boundaries of our Understanding the forecast, which favorably influenced the quality and frequency of positive solutions regarding the fertility in cancer patients. However, to solve this problem, there is still a lot to do a lot. On the agenda, the development of ovarian reservation technologies, especially with systemic versions of antitumor therapy, pregnancy safety in genetically determined oncological processes, ovarian stimulation options for hormone-sensitive cancer, etc.
require attention and legal aspects. It has long been clear that only multidisciplinary approaches (oncologist, obstetrician-gynecologist, reproductologist, neonatologist, embryologist) and multidisciplinary research can most fully cover and solve this problem. The book gives the most modern information on various aspects of fertility in cancer patients and is intended for a wide range of doctors, lawyers, and sociologists
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Medical Books
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ISBN:978-5-9704-7831-8
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