Women who have ovarian tissue removed then transplanted back at a later date have a “good chance” of getting pregnant, a study has found Women who have ovarian tissue removed and then transplanted back to them at a later date have a good chance of falling pregnant, a study has found. Those women who put their fertility “on ice” due to cancer also have little risk of the disease coming back as a result of the transplanted tissue.
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