[HTML][HTML] Uterine function, pregnancy complications, and pregnancy outcomes among female childhood cancer survivors
LEXM van de Loo, MH van den Berg, A Overbeek… - Fertility and sterility, 2019 - Elsevier
Objective To evaluate whether abdominal–pelvic radiotherapy for childhood cancer impairs
uterine function and increases the risk of pregnancy complications and adverse pregnancy
outcomes. Design Nested cohort study. Setting Not applicable. Patient (s) Childhood cancer
survivors previously exposed to abdominal–pelvic radiotherapy (RT-exposed CCSs) as part
of their treatment for childhood cancer. Intervention (s) Radiotherapy-exposed CCSs (n= 55)
were age-and parity-matched to nonirradiated CCSs (non–RT-exposed CCSs; n= 110) and …
uterine function and increases the risk of pregnancy complications and adverse pregnancy
outcomes. Design Nested cohort study. Setting Not applicable. Patient (s) Childhood cancer
survivors previously exposed to abdominal–pelvic radiotherapy (RT-exposed CCSs) as part
of their treatment for childhood cancer. Intervention (s) Radiotherapy-exposed CCSs (n= 55)
were age-and parity-matched to nonirradiated CCSs (non–RT-exposed CCSs; n= 110) and …
