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Ovarian Tissue Collection for Fertility Preservation in Children: The Need for Standardised Surgical Practice Guidance

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This review examines current UK surgical practices for ovarian tissue collection in prepubertal girls facing gonadotoxic cancer treatments. The authors identify the absence of standardized surgical guidelines for this emerging fertility preservation technique and assess variability in clinical approaches across centers.

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Chemotherapy, pelvic radiotherapy (including total body irradiation) and novel compounds used to treat children and teenagers with benign or malignant diseases can lead to impaired fertility. For prepubertal female patients at high risk of treatment-related infertility, upfront storage of ovarian tissue is increasingly being recognised as standard of care. No surgical guidelines exist to ensure best practice technique. We reviewed current UK practice to assess surgical management.

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