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404.2.0.1 ð Cram Sheet
404.2.0.1.1 ð¥ é« yield 15
- HPG axis: GnRH â LH/FSH â testis (LH/Leydig/T; FSH/Sertoli/sperm)
- Primary hypogonadism: é« LH/FSH + äœ T
- Secondary: äœ LH/FSH + äœ T
- Klinefelter 47,XXY: most common congenital primary
- Kallmann: GnRH deficiency + anosmia + KAL1/FGFR1
- Workup: AM total T Ã 2, LH/FSH, PRL, MRI sella if central
- TRT formulations: IM, gel, patch, oral undecanoate (Jatenzo), pellet, nasal
- TRT æ spermatogenesis â fertility äžå¯åæ
- TRT monitor: T, Hct, PSA, BMD
- TRT erythrocytosis cutoff: Hct > 54% â phlebotomy or stop
- Gynecomastia drugs: spironolactone, ketoconazole, finasteride, cimetidine, anabolic
- Acute gynecomastia è人 â æ testicular tumor (β-hCG)
- ED 1st line: PDE5 inhibitor (sildenafil etc)
- Cryptorchidism orchiopexy by 1-2 yr (cancer + fertility risk)
- Opioid â 50% chronic çš hypogonadism
404.2.0.1.2 ð¢ å¿ è
| é ç® | æžå |
|---|---|
| Total T cutoff | ~ 300 ng/dL (lab variable) |
| AM testosterone | 8-10 AM Ã 2 days |
| Hct cutoff TRT | < 54% |
| Cryptorchidism orchiopexy | by 1-2 yr |
| Cryptorchidism cancer risk | 5x |
| Opioid â hypogonadism | ~ 50% chronic |
| Klinefelter karyotype | 47,XXY |
| Klinefelter incidence | 1/500-1000 male |
404.2.0.2 â é« yield
404.2.0.2.1 Drug-induced Hypogonadism / Gynecomastia
| Drug | Mechanism |
|---|---|
| Spironolactone | AR antagonist + â aromatase |
| Ketoconazole | â T synthesis (steroidogenic blocker) |
| Finasteride | 5α-reductase inhibitor |
| Cimetidine | AR antagonist |
| Opioid | â GnRH |
| Anabolic steroid (chronic abuse) | Suppress HPG |
| Glucocorticoid (high dose) | Suppress HPG |
| Estrogen (rare exposure) | Direct |
| Cyclophosphamide | Direct testis toxic |
| Cisplatin | Direct testis toxic |
404.2.0.2.2 Hypogonadism Causes Quick
| Type | Cause |
|---|---|
| Primary congenital | Klinefelter, anorchia, AR/SRY mutation |
| Primary acquired | Mumps orchitis, trauma, chemo (alkylating), RT, autoimmune, hemochromatosis |
| Secondary congenital | Kallmann, IHH, prader-Willi |
| Secondary acquired | Pituitary tumor, opioid, anabolic, obesity, T2DM, glucocorticoid |
404.2.0.2.3 TRT Formulations Comparison
| Type | Administration | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| IM enanthate/cypionate | Q2 wk | Cheap | Peaks/troughs |
| IM undecanoate (Nebido) | Q10-14 wk | Stable | Painful injection |
| Gel | Daily | Steady | Transfer risk; women/kids |
| Patch | Daily | Convenient | Skin irritation |
| Oral undecanoate (Jatenzo) | BID | Avoid injection | Liver-bypassed; expensive |
| Pellet | Q3-6 mo | Long-acting | Procedure |
| Nasal | TID | Avoid injection | Frequent dosing |
404.2.0.3 ð¯ èªææª¢æž¬
- HPG axis male? â GnRH â LH/FSH â T + sperm
- Klinefelter karyotype? â 47,XXY
- Kallmann gene + sx? â KAL1, FGFR1; anosmia + GnRH def
- Primary vs secondary diff? â LH/FSH high (primary) vs low (secondary)
- Total T cutoff (rough)? â 300 ng/dL
- TRT first-line? â AM testosterone à 2 confirmed + symptoms
- TRT monitor 4? â T, Hct, PSA, BMD
- TRT spermatogenesis? â Suppressed
- Fertility goal + low T treatment? â Gonadotropin (hCG + FSH)
- Anosmia + hypogonadism? â Kallmann
- Gynecomastia drugs 5? â Spiron, ketocon, finast, cimetidine, anabolic
- Acute gynecomastia adult? â æ testicular tumor (β-hCG)
- ED first line? â PDE5
- Cryptorchidism cancer risk? â 5x
- Opioid hypogonadism %? â ~ 50% chronic
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