Psychological Aspects of Fertility Preservation - BÂ·Debate

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Knowledge about, attitude towards and use offertility preservation by patients and professionals• Health professionals as well as patients and their parentsconsider fertility preservation an important option for youngcancer patients, although for the patients themselves, theperceived relevance seems to depend on factors such asthe stage of life at cancer diagnosis 1• All parties involved are shown to have knowledge andinformation deficits. Counseling regarding fertility issues isfar from being offered globally to all patients at risk, and theprovision of information by health professionals as well aspatient and parental recall of having been informed seemsto be selective 2• 1. Goodwin et al, 2007. 2 Quinn et al, 2007
Fertility Preservation CounselingIt depends on…The percentage of patientsrecalling counseling aboutthe impact of cancer onfertility ranges from 34% to72%Schover et al, 1999. Duffy et al, 2005
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