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Table 3 Characteristics of women reporting treatment with potential to impact fertility

From: Cancer survivors of gynecologic malignancies are at risk for decreased opportunity for fertility preservation

  

Type of cancer

Total sample (n = 918)

Leukemia (n = 121)

Hodgkin’s (n = 286)a

Non-Hodgkin’s (n = 169)a

Breast (n = 223)

Gastrointestinal (n = 108)

Age at diagnosis, years, mean (SD)

31.5 (6.7)

28.3 (7.2)

27.9 (6.2)

31.6 (6.0)

36.3 (4.0)

34.9 (4.6)

Age at survey, years, mean (SD)

40.9 (8.4)

37.0 (8.3)

36.5 (8.0)

40.5 (7.1)

47.1 (5.9)

44.6 (6.2)

Years since diagnosis, mean (SD)

9.6 (4.4)

8.7 (4.3)

8.6 (4.4)

8.9 (3.9)

10.8 (4.5)

9.7 (4.0)

Children before treatment, (%)

476 (52%)

46 (38%)

105 (37%)

88 (52%)

163 (73%)

76 (70%)

Desiring children after treatment, (%)

504 (54%)

71 (59%)

181 (63%)

82 (49%)

104 (47%)

61 (56%)

  1. aData missing from 11 patients with Hodgkin’s disease or non-Hodgkin lymphoma