ABSTRACT
We reported perioperative nursing care of a patient with autogenous frozen ovarian pelvic transplantation after cervical cancer radical hysterectomy.Nursing priorities included:preoperative multidisciplinary assessment of the patient,including assessment of physical condition,activity of frozen frozen ovarian tissue and appropriate recovery time,autologous transplantation site,psychological status,and corresponding nursing interventions were provided.Nurses cooperated with surgeons during frozen ovarian resuscitation and other related operations.Health education and discharge guidance were provided after surgery,and the patient was informed about the importance of revisit and self-monitoring.The surgery was successful and the patient was discharged 3 days after surgery.There was no significant change in endocrine levels during revisit one month after surgery,but the patient considered symptoms of menopause had alleviated.