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Table 1 Main characteristics and stimulation outcome in patients who provided informed consent for ovarian stimulation and ovarian tissue cryopreservation

From: Oncofertility: combination of ovarian stimulation with subsequent ovarian tissue extraction on the day of oocyte retrieval

Patient

Cancer type

Age

Days of stimulation

Aspirated oocytes (n)

Cryopreserved zygotes after ICSI (n)

1

Acute myelogenous leukemia

28

9

5

5

2

Hodgkin’s lymphoma

25

6

7

4

3

Cervix carcinoma

31

10

10

5

4

Leiomyosarcoma

26

11

13

11

5

Breast carcinoma

35

10

7

5

6

Breast carcinoma

31

8

6

4 a

7

Mesothelioma

26

10

10

8

8

Hodgkin’s lymphoma

24

8

6

4

9

Hodgkin’s lymphoma

30

9 a

25

25 b

10

Breast carcinoma

32

6

7

7 b, c

11

Breast carcinoma

30

10

10

5

12

Hodgkin’s lymphoma

25

13

4

3

13

Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma

27

11

14

14 b, c

14

Breast carcinoma (hormone receptor–positive)

33

11

13

7

  1. aStimulation started in the luteal phase.
  2. bNo ICSI; oocytes were cryopreserved in an unfertilized state.
  3. cReceived gonadotropin-releasing hormone agonists during cancer treatment.