Reading between the lines of cancer and fertility: a provider's story.
Reading between the lines of cancer and fertility: a provider's story.
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解读癌症和生育能力之间的关系：一个提供者的故事。
DOI：
10.1007/978-1-4419-6518-9_39
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发表时间：
2010
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通讯作者：
Sender,LeonardS
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作为在肿瘤生育领域有经验的肿瘤学家，我们认为新患者在肿瘤生育方面有一些标准因素，例如精子捐献，卵子采集，卵巢冷冻保存，现在和未来的程序成本，以及储存成本。我们试着把所有的事情都告诉我们的病人--他们所有的选择，好处和风险，以及各种结果的可能性。虽然我们知道这个问题对我们的患者来说是巨大的，但我们有时会忽视他们的癌症和肿瘤生育决定的终身影响，以及这些决定将塑造他们生活的无数方式，并以每个患者独特的惊人方式表现出来。我们也可以忘记，对肿瘤生育能力本身的讨论可能会给患者带来一个问题，否则他或她可能不会与之斗争。
As oncologists with experience in the growing area of oncofertility, there are some standard elements we think of with new patients in regards to oncofertility, such as sperm donation, egg harvesting, ovarian cryopreservation, cost of the procedures now and in the future, and cost of storage. We try to think of everything to tell our patients – all their options, the benefits and risks, and the odds of various outcomes. And while we know the issue is monumental for our patients, we can sometimes lose sight of the lifelong impact of their cancer and oncofertility decisions, and the myriad of ways these decisions will shape their lives and manifest themselves in surprising ways unique to each patient. We can also forget that the discussion of oncofertility itself may create an issue for a patient with which he or she might not otherwise have struggled.