Abstract
Background: Formerly, the life expectancy of women was around the third decade, preserving their ovarian function; With technological development, better socioeconomic and health conditions, they currently live until the ninth decade of life; with a third or more after menopause; with the risk that this entails due to chronic non-communicable diseases associated with hormonal deficiency; It has been suggested that transplantation of cryopreserved ovarian tissue in reproductive life, implanted at menopause, would restore ovarian activity after menopause. Methodology: To obtain the information, a bibliographic review was carried out in the electronic databases of Google and PubMed-Medline. Articles in English were reviewed between the years 2015 and 2023, with the combination of English terms MeSH: Ovarian tissue cryopreservation and transplantation in menopause. Results: 59 articles were located, of which 32 were excluded as they were considered not appropriate for the specific topic of the review. 27 articles were selected, including originals, prospective studies and reviews. Conclusions: Ovarian tissue transplantation could become the anti-aging therapy by restoring long-term ovarian endocrine function; However, more evidence is required to achieve and promote the health of women in menopause.
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