Optimizing the Management of Fertility in Women Over 40

Herausgeber: Nikolaou, Dimitrios S; Seifer, David B

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Produktbeschreibung

"Is 40 the new 30? Increasing reproductive intentions and fertility rates beyond age 40 âEva Beaujouan and Tomâaés Sobotka Acknowledgments: Eva Beaujouan's contribution was funded by the Austrian Science Fund (FWF), project 'Later Fertility in Europe' (Grant agreement no. P31171-G29); The Office for National Statistics provided access to the British General Household Survey series (originally constructed by the ESRC Centre for Population Change). Introduction Across the highly developed countries, reproduction trends of the last half a century are characterised by a continuous shift of parenthood towards higher reproductive ages (1- 3). The trend to later childbearing has been fuelled by a broad array of cultural and social changes such as higher education expansion, rise in gender equality and in women's employment, changes in partnership behaviour, rising economic uncertainty, and shifts in family-related values and attitudes (e.g. 4). Late reproduction has progressed hand in hand with a trend to a smaller family size, with two-child families becoming most prominent with respect to both fertility ideals and actual family size (5,6)"--

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Cambridge University Press
• Seitenzahl: 198
• Erscheinungstermin: 6. Oktober 2022
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 254mm x 178mm x 15mm
• Gewicht: 544g
• ISBN-13: 9781316516829
• ISBN-10: 1316516822
• Artikelnr.: 63565355

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction Dimitrios S. Nikolaou and David B. Seifer; Part I. Demographic
Trends:1. Is 40 the new 30? Increasing reproductive intentions and
fertility rates beyond age 40 Éva Beaujouan and Tomá Sobotka; Part II. The
Biological Basis of Female Reproductive Aging: What Happens To The Ovaries
And The Uterus As They Age?: 2. The biological basis of female reproductive
aging: What happens to the ovaries and uterus as they age? Jacquelyn Shaw,
Jennifer K. Blakemore, David L. Keefe; Part III. Lifestyle, Environment and
Optimizing Reproduction in the 40s: 3. What lifestyle adjustments can
maximize the chance of a natural conception and healthy pregnancy in women
over 40? Alexandra Kermack; Part IV. Re-Thinking and Re-Defining "Family
Planning" For The 21st Century: 4. Diagnostic testing of reproductive aging
David B. Seifer and Tanya Glenn; 5. Fertility preservation for 'Social'
reasons Tim Bracewell-Milnes and Dimitrios Nikolaou; Part V. Optimal
Deployment of Art Beyond 40: 6. When to use art beyond 40, how often, how
many attempts, when to stop Steven D. Spandorfer and Pietro Bartoletto; 7.
Optimal IVF protocols for women over 40 and low functional ovarian reserve
David H. Barad and Norbert Gleicher; 8. Fertility counselling beyond 40
Amir Mor and David B. Seifer; 9. Support systems and patient experience
architecture for fertility care of women over 40 in the 2020s Dimitrios S.
Nikolaou and David B. Seifer; Part VI. Obstetric Management Beyond 40: 10.
The optimal management of first-trimester pregnancy beyond 40 Beth
Cartwright and Aditi Naik; 11. Optimal management of pregnancy beyond 12
weeks, labour and the puerperium for woman over 40 Shane Duffy, Pritha
Dasmahapatra; Part VII. The Children of Older Parents: 12. What do we know
about the children of women over 40 and what can older mothers do to
optimize their children's development? Vickie Schafer and Winifred Mak;
Part VIII. What Are Realistic Alternatives to Conceiving With Autologous
Eggs?: 13. Practical egg donation in women over 40 James P Toner and Lauren
Rouleau; Part IX. New Technologies: 14. Is it likely that reproductive
aging could be delayed or reversed using advanced technologies in the
future? Paula Amato and Dimitrios Nikolaou; Part X. Ethics: 15. Ethical
issues in the use of assisted reproductive technology in women over age 40
Nicole Yoder and Gwendolyn P. Quinn; Final thoughts David B. Seifer and
Dimitrios S. Nikolaou; Index.