In recent years, some countries and fertility preservation networks have started adopting 24 h transportation for ovarian tissue, a practice that has the potential to spread very quickly due to the high costs and bureaucracy involved in the establishment of ovarian tissue cryobanks. While pregnancies and live births have been reported after such long periods of transportation, this, however, remains an empirical procedure. This review aims to prompt reflection on ovarian tissue transport, highlighting the lack of knowledge in humans by providing a counterpoint looking into more than 40 studies published in different animal models. By discussing these studies in animals, the findings of various models can be deciphered, and light shed on the patterns identified. Like the development of different assisted reproductive technology procedures, this is an important step in creating guidelines for future studies on human ovarian tissue transportation.

近年来，一些国家和生育保存网络开始采用 24 小时运输卵巢组织，由于建立卵巢组织冷冻库的成本高昂和官僚主义，这种做法有可能迅速传播。虽然在经过如此长时间的运输后已经报告了怀孕和活产，但这仍然是一个经验程序。本综述旨在通过对发表在不同动物模型中的 40 多项研究进行对比，来促进对卵巢组织转运的反思，突出人类知识的缺乏。通过在动物身上讨论这些研究，可以破译各种模型的发现，并阐明所识别的模式。就像不同辅助生殖技术程序的发展，