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这篇综合综述综述了有关在对育龄妇女进行肿瘤治疗之前为其提供生育力保存咨询的科学证据。文献研究在 PubMed、CINAHL、LILACS、EMBASE、Scopus 和 Web of Science 等数据库中进行。针对综述问题的结构化检索策略为 "咨询、抗肿瘤药物和生育力保存"。每个数据库都使用了受控描述符和关键词。通过 Rayyan 平台进行的研究选择是独立和盲选的。最终样本包括七项研究,这些研究强调了明确与肿瘤治疗和生育力保存技术导致的不孕不育风险相关的因素(如成功率、怀孕率、成本、可选方案和副作用)以及讨论领养和代孕可能性的重要性。这篇综述提供的证据强化了生育力保存咨询的重要性,促进了面临肿瘤治疗的妇女成为母亲。将肿瘤科和生殖医学科联系起来的有组织网络对于促进这些服务部门之间的病人转诊和跨专业交流至关重要。
Fertility preservation counseling for women of reproductive age diagnosed with cancer: an integrative review.
This integrative review synthesizes the scientific evidence on fertility preservation counseling prior to oncological treatment for women of reproductive age diagnosed with cancer. Bibliographic research was conducted on databases PubMed, CINAHL, LILACS, EMBASE, Scopus, and Web of Science. The structured search strategy for the review question was "counseling AND antineoplastic agents AND fertility preservation". The use of controlled descriptors and keywords was adapted for each database. Study selection through the Rayyan platform was independent and blinded. The final sample comprised seven studies emphasizing the importance of clarifying factors related to the risk of infertility due to oncological treatment and fertility preservation techniques, such as success rate, pregnancy rate, cost, available options, and side-effects, as well as discussing the possibilities of adoption and surrogacy. This review provided evidence reinforcing the importance of counseling for fertility preservation, promoting motherhood for women who face oncological treatment. Organized networks linking oncology and reproductive medicine units are crucial to facilitate patient referral between these services and interprofessional communication.