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In the past several decades there has been remarkable progress in male reproductive medicine. The 2nd edition of this book on male hypogonadism provides a comprehensive yet focused view of testicular function and hormone related abnormalities involving the male reproductive system. This book illustrates cutting edge knowledge on the diagnostics and therapeutic procedure for men with impaired testicular endocrine function. It provides in depth background information on anatomy and physiology of endocrine testicular function. The clinical presentation of male hypogonadism and all diagnostic procedures is described in detail. An extensive chapter deals with all aspects of androgen substitution therapy, including most recent and future developments. A separate chapter is devoted to androgen deficiency in the aging male. This book is ideally suited for the clinician in his strategic approach to the diagnosis and management of the androgen deficient patient.

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Male hypogonadism, Markus Schubert, Friedrich Jockenhövel

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Tytuł
Male hypogonadism
Język
angielski
Rok wydania
2007
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
192
ISBN10
3895998591
ISBN13
9783895998591
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Opis
In the past several decades there has been remarkable progress in male reproductive medicine. The 2nd edition of this book on male hypogonadism provides a comprehensive yet focused view of testicular function and hormone related abnormalities involving the male reproductive system. This book illustrates cutting edge knowledge on the diagnostics and therapeutic procedure for men with impaired testicular endocrine function. It provides in depth background information on anatomy and physiology of endocrine testicular function. The clinical presentation of male hypogonadism and all diagnostic procedures is described in detail. An extensive chapter deals with all aspects of androgen substitution therapy, including most recent and future developments. A separate chapter is devoted to androgen deficiency in the aging male. This book is ideally suited for the clinician in his strategic approach to the diagnosis and management of the androgen deficient patient.