Sentence examples for Documented testosterone from inspiring English sources
His is the first documented testosterone doping.
Men with erectile dysfunction and/or diminished libido and documented testosterone deficiency are candidates for testosterone therapy (Level 2a, Grade A).
Areas of consensus included the definition of castration resistance where there was consensus that rising PSA with a documented testosterone level <50 ng/dl (<1.7 nmol/l) on ADT alone is sufficient and no secondary hormonal manipulations are required.
In the absence of documented deficiency, testosterone supplementation can lead to higher cholesterol and blood pressure levels, as well as personality changes such as rage and anger.
18, 23 It will be interesting to document future testosterone levels in these patients to elucidate whether there is premature failure of testosterone production and to determine their fertility potential.
Since then there have been many publications documenting suppressed testosterone and gonadotropins (Daniell 2006) in men using opioid medications whether these agents were administrated orally (Daniell 2002) or intrathecally (Finch et al 2000).
The ADT-treated participants were studied prior to initiation of ADT and again after 6 months of ADT, with effective castration documented by measuring testosterone level.
Previous research has documented correlations between endogenous testosterone levels and visuospatial cognitive function.
Various studies have documented the influences of testosterone on bones, muscles, strength, stamina, abdominal fat, hair, mood, cognitive functions like memory and, of course, libido and potency.
Eligible patients had progressive prostate cancer after androgen deprivation therapy (with documented castration levels of testosterone), an Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status of 0 to 2, and adequate hematologic, renal, and hepatic function.
No differences in circulating levels of FSH or testosterone were documented in adult Holtzman rats exposed to TCDD on GD15 (Mably et al. 1992a).
