Janice S. Kwon MD, MPH (FRCSC) , Allison M. Case MD (FRCSC)
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Preserving reproductive function in women with cancer
Cancer treatment often ends a woman’s ability to conceive, but a number of new techniques to preserve reproductive function— hormonal manipulation, cryopreservation of embryos or ovarian tissue, and conservative surgery for early gyn cancers—offer an increased measure of hope.
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