Patterns of Fertility Preservation and Pregnancy Outcome After Breast Cancer at a Large Comprehensive Cancer Center | Zendy

Maria Vittoria Dieci | Zendy; Cristina Ghiotto | Zendy; Caterina Barbieri | Zendy; Gaia Griguolo | Zendy; Carlo Saccardi | Zendy; Michele Gangemi | Zendy; Alfonso M. Pluchinotta | Zendy; Elisabetta Di Liso | Zendy; Carlo Alberto Giorgi | Zendy; Tommaso Giarratano | Zendy; Giulia Tasca | Zendy; Grazia Maria Vernaci | Zendy; Giovanni Faggioni | Zendy; Pierfranco Conté | Zendy; Valentina Guarneri | Zendy

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Patterns of Fertility Preservation and Pregnancy Outcome After Breast Cancer at a Large Comprehensive Cancer Center

Author(s) -

Maria Vittoria Dieci,

Cristina Ghiotto,

Caterina Barbieri,

Gaia Griguolo,

Carlo Saccardi,

Michele Gangemi,

Alfonso M. Pluchinotta,

Elisabetta Di Liso,

Carlo Alberto Giorgi,

Tommaso Giarratano,

Giulia Tasca,

Grazia Maria Vernaci,

Giovanni Faggioni,

Pierfranco Conté,

Valentina Guarneri

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

journal of women s health

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.195

H-Index - 98

eISSN - 1931-843X

pISSN - 1540-9996

DOI - 10.1089/jwh.2018.6986

Subject(s) - medicine , fertility preservation , cancer , fertility , pregnancy , breast cancer , obstetrics , outcome (game theory) , center (category theory) , gynecology , demography , population , environmental health , biology , genetics , chemistry , mathematics , mathematical economics , sociology , crystallography

In the last decades, long-term outcomes of breast cancer (BC) patients have improved, raising new survivorship issues, including fertility preservation and safety of pregnancy after BC. This study assesses evolution in patterns of fertility discussion/preservation over time and reports pregnancy outcomes in a cohort of young BC patients.

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