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Adverse Events Associated With Testosterone Replacement in Middle-Aged and Older Men: A Meta-Analysis of Randomized, Placebo-Controlled Trials

The Journals of Gerontology Series A · 2005 · Vol. 60(11) · pp. 1451–1457
Olga M. CalofAtam B. SinghM. L. LeeRose Anne KennyRandall J. UrbanJ. Lisa TenoverShalender Bhasin

Abstract

Testosterone replacement in older men was associated with a significantly higher risk of detection of prostate events and of hematocrit >50% than was placebo; hematocrit increase was the most frequent adverse event associated with testosterone replacement. These data reaffirm the need to monitor hematocrit, PSA, and digital examination of the prostate during testosterone replacement in older men.

Hormonal and reproductive studiesSexual function and dysfunction studiesSexual Differentiation and DisordersMedicinePlaceboTestosterone (patch)Randomized controlled trialOdds ratioInternal medicineConfidence intervalProstate cancerAdverse effectHematocrit

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AgedCardiovascular SystemHematocritHumansLipidsMaleMiddle AgedPlacebosProstateSensitivity and SpecificityTestosteroneHormone Replacement Therapy
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