Comprehensive fertility preservation can be offered in a timely manner around gonadotoxic therapy in children and adolescents

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Cohort analysis reveals fertility preservation can proceed without delaying therapy in children, indicating feasibility before gonadotoxic care.

Comprehensive fertility preservation can be delivered without causing harmful delays to gonadotoxic therapy in young individuals facing cancer.
Timeline assessment tracking referral to return to treatment reveals care intervals remain feasible for pediatric cohorts at iatrogenic risk.
Highlights that coordinated protocols protect future reproductive health and reduce gonadal failure risk prior to cytotoxic regimens.

McElhinney et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Cohort analysis reveals fertility preservation can proceed without delaying therapy in children, indicating feasibility before gonadotoxic care.