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The Institute for Fertility Preservation specializes in helping women, men and children overcome the complications of infertility associated with chemo and radiation therapy. In addition, patients with non-cancerous conditions (such as ovarian cysts, lupus, and Turner's Syndrome) will realize significant benefits from FP treatments. IFP's expert team utilizes established and experimental procedures including egg and embryo freezing, ovarian stimulation techniques for breast and endometrial cancer patients, ovarian tissue harvesting, freezing and transplantation, laparoscopic ovarian transposition, and testicular freezing. IFP is led by Medical Director Kutluk Oktay, MD, a pioneer in fertility preservation who remains engaged in innovative research to find ways to preserve human fertility.
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Breast Cancer and IVFEggs are harvested for safekeeping in advance of cancer treatments, and reimplanted in an IVF procedure when the patient's cancer is in remission. |
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Egg FreezingIncludes a variety of established methods to freeze eggs for fertility preservation. Techniques are useful for cancer patients as well as non-cancer patients. |
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Ovarian CryopreservationAn innovative but experimental strategy to harvest and freeze ovarian tissue while the patient undergoes cancer treatments. |
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Infertility after CancerAn assortment of treatments to assist post-cancer patients with salvaging some measure of fertility when cancer treatments leave them infertile. |
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Testicular Tissue FreezingAn experimental technique to enable male cancer patients -- children included -- with preserving fertility options. |
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