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Cryopreservation of prepubertal testicular tissue for future autologous transplantation of spermatogonial stem cells: preserving fertility in young boys with cancer

To preserve testicular tissue of young boys with cancer for possible autologous transplantation in the future if infertility has become apparent.

Fertility follow-up of women who visited the outpatient fertility ward for information on fertility preservation before starting gonadotoxic treatment

Fertility follow-up of the women who visited our out patient ward for information on fertility preservation before starting gonadotoxic treatment

Prevention of multiple pregnancies in couples with unexplained or mild male subfertility.

1. To prevent multiple pregnancies and the concomittant neonatal mortality and morbidity while retaining acceptable delivery rates in couples with unexplained subfertility or mild male subfertility and poor fertility prospects. 2. To assess the…

Long-term follow up of overweight and obese women with PCOS who participated in a randomized controlled three-component lifestyle study

The aim is to evaluate long-term (+/- five years post-intervention) follow-up results of a previously completed study that investigated the effect of a three-component (diet, exercise, cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)) lifestyle intervention with…

A nurse-led sexual rehabilitation programme for women with gynaecological cancers receiving radiotherapy: a randomized multicentre trial.

In this study, we evaluate the efficacy of a sexual rehabilitation programme in improving the sexual functioning of women who are treated with radiotherapy for gynaecological cancer. The rehabilitation programme is compared to optimal regular care (…

Follow-up study of subjects who participated in the IUGR-1, IUGR-2 and PROGRAM/PREMS study during childhood and early adulthood - Long term effects of growth hormone many years after discontinuation

To evaluate the long-term effects of GH-therapy on metabolic profile and risk factors for cardiovascular diseases in adults (aged 25-35 years) born SGA and compare this with non-treated adults born SGA and with adults born AGA.