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Pallavi Badry,Ravi Shankar Badryhe 1930s, providing for the first time a means to provide sufficient testosterone to treat hypogonadal men. Initially, testosterone pellets were developed for subcutaneous implant and the methyl derivative (methyltestosterone) was administered as an orally active agent. In the 1950s, the testosteron

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Static Heterogeneous Spectrum Auction,hanisms of their effects. Androgens can act directly on bone cells, but they can also act indirectly by altering mechanical forces through their effects on muscle or by conversion to estrogen through the action of aromatase. In this chapter, we provide a brief review of bone modeling and remodeling

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-02555-6. For example, androgen deficiency of varying degrees is a major manifestation of the Klinefelter syndrome, an XXY chromosomal disorder that affects approx 1 in 500 males .. Testosterone (T)-replacement therapy has proven beneficial effects in androgen-deficient hypogonadal men, and male hypogonadis