Fertility preservation counseling is being performed by pediatric oncology providers. Familiarity of the ASCO guidelines is limited, revealing that the established methods for fertility preservation in women--embryo and oocyte cryopreservation--may be offered less than experimental methods in this younger patient population. Such differences in apparent practice patterns highlight the need for more education for providers.

HighlightsSTUMPs are rare smooth muscle tumors with an overall favorable prognosis.Pregnancy is possible after diagnosis of STUMP treated with myomectomyManagement of patients desiring fertility with STUMPs requires a multidisciplinary approach.

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