Table.

Standard and Experimental Fertility Preservation Options for Male and Female AYA Survivors^44,45

Sex	Procedures	Timing
Male	Standard of care
	• Sperm cryopreservation	• 1–2 days before cancer therapy
	Experimental
	•Gonadal suppression (GnRH    Analogs)	• Concomitant with cancer therapy
	• Testicular tissue    cryopreservation	• Before cancer therapy
Female	Standard of care
	• Embryo or oocyte    cryopreservation	• 2 weeks before cancer therapy;    possible second opportunity at least    4–6 months post-treatment
	• Fertility-sparing surgery	• Concomitant with cancer surgery
	• Ovarian transposition	• Before abdomino-pelvic radiation
	• Ovarian shielding	• Concomitant with abdomino-pelvic    radiation
	Experimental
	• Gonadal suppression (GnRH    Analogs)	• During chemotherapy
	• Ovarian tissue    cryopreservation	• Before cancer therapy