September 20, 2025CancersOpen Access

Cervical Cancer Treatment and Fertility: What We Know and What We Do

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Systematic review reveals oncologic safety and fertility options for early-stage cervical cancer patients, suggesting new pathways.

Fertility-preserving treatments for cervical cancer maintain oncologic safety, potentially improving quality of life.
Pregnancy rates after conization reach up to 55%, whereas rates fall to 38% after radical trachelectomy.
Ovarian transposition preserves function in over 60% of cases, but natural conception remains low at under 15%.
Careful patient selection is critical for successful fertility preservation alongside cancer treatment strategies.

Habib et al. (2025) studied this question.

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