
10:21
early morning

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9 am

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0900 am

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uk

10:50
i think they mean testosterone

10:50
london

10:59
are they just answering the testosterone question

11:01
in response to menti lol

11:50
menti 9124443

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mri scan

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mri scan

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Please answer the questions by joining Mentimeter.com

24:23
is selective estrogen receptor modulator is licensed

24:50
not licenced, but off licence is OK

25:22
thank you

27:03
WHat was the role of Clomiphene in this case?

27:33
What proportion of users develop pituitary gonadal suppression?

27:34
I read a paper several years ago that researchers had found tamoxifen in some "health supplements".

27:59
Do anabolic steroids always cause low testosterone? we have seen cases in clinic that serum testosterone is very high while using anabolics.

28:12
how long this anabolic steroid impact on sexual dysfunction

28:14
If you give these patients testosterone replacement as temporary treatment. will that affect recovery potential

28:27
what dose of clomiphene and how long we can use

29:15
is there any time line for the use of androgenic anabolic steroid to cause testicular atrophy

29:39
How long would you consider giving clomiphene before switching to hCG?

29:56
are there drugs for "anabolic steroid washout "too?

30:02
Also how long do you need to give hCG?

30:22
is there role of GNRH ANALOG

30:31
Long term use of anabolic steroid can cause adrenal insufficiency in other way?

30:48
Do SERMs also play a role in the oestrogenic feedback at the pituitary?

31:24
are there any urine biochemistry assays to test various anabolic steroids

35:14
What was the cause of the reduction in SHBG levels in this patient?

36:54
do we use Letrozole instead of clomiphene in males?

36:58
With small testicular sizes after long term use, will there be a need to add FSH

38:01
We can't hear clearly

38:23
voice is very low

40:44
Not with normal calculated free and bioavailable testosterone, compensated for high SHBG. Suggest monitor with repeat

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No

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no

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no

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no

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no

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no

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no

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No

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may not

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no

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No

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no

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no

41:14
is there any assay interference with testo measurement?

41:19
calculate free test

41:20
How reliable is the free testosterone calculation - I believe there is controversy internationally. How happy are we re the "normal" range?

42:44
why the high FSH?

43:31
how about using nebido site for calculating free testosterone? what is the advantage of using vermeulen?

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d

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e

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e

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d

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a

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c

57:28
Are there factors which would indicate higher chance of success with MESENTERIC?

58:02
Are there factors which would indicate higher chance of success with mTESE?

01:02:46
Is there NHS funding for mTESE ?

01:03:44
Wouldn't recombinant FSH be better than hCG and Clomiphene priming, before sperm extraction?

01:03:45
If a patient develops pulmonary embolism while on testosterone replacement with normal hb & haematocrit, would you recommend stopping testosterone?

01:06:29
Is there potential side effects of long term Clomiphene treatment for men with hypo hypo . apart from DVTs

01:10:14
not showing

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on mentimeter

01:14:26
a

01:21:24
yes

01:24:22
there is recent paper in lancet this month that testosterone reverts type 2diabetes

01:24:28
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/landia/article/PIIS2213-8587(20)30367-3/fulltext#%20

01:24:37
what r ur thoughts

01:25:28
no

01:25:38
yes

01:26:06
Yes with close monitoring of PSA

01:26:17
consider patient wishes

01:27:57
Does everyone always do DRE pre starting testo. I know this is on guideline but wonder if everyone always really does this in practice

01:29:38
regular venesection

01:29:51
yeah venesection

01:29:53
continue testosterone

01:30:23
a

01:31:53
is there a role of ace inhibitors in polycythemic patients on testosterone to improve vasoconstriction

01:31:58
would you recommend to continue testosterone therapy in a patient with normal PSA and prostate enlargement/LUTS pending ur

01:32:47
Are we concerned about lowering cardiac hepcidin with testosterone replacement, given its role in preventing release of iron from the heart?

01:33:00
would you recommend to continue testosterone therapy in a patient with prostate enlargement or LUTS and normal PSA?

01:34:28
how did you address case 2 symptoms ?

01:34:37
Alison the feeling in our area (NW) when we discussed DRE was that no one does it because it's not seen as senstivie test. someone was going to audit, but I think COVID interupted

01:34:47
Does T replacement cause BPH or make it worse?

01:35:52
How important is bioavailable testosterone or only calculated free testosterone is enough to guide regarding testosterone treatment for borderline total testosterone levels

01:36:20
Does Testosterone repl ensures improvement in subjective symptoms-wat if it does not

01:37:29
what about Prostate USS ?

01:41:47
depends on dexa and fracture risk etc also?

01:42:10
d

01:43:10
you can stop, but still have a risk ONJ

01:54:22
what do you do if patient hasn't seen a dentist for decades, and refuses to see one, but needs bone protection? (I've had a few of these)

01:57:40
b

01:58:50
will the BTMs after recent fracture be liable

01:59:05
reliable

02:00:45
Is there lower absorption of oral alendronate in hard water vs soft water areas? If they have filtered water would this increase absorption

02:04:44
how do we manage osteoporosis in post ONJ recovery

02:05:51
its difficult for the patients not to consider it a failure if they fracture on a treatment. Do you have any advice if patients ask for additional treatment despite not meeting criteria for treatment failure

02:07:38
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02:07:59
excellent talk

02:08:05
thanks- that is very helpful- its a great speil that I’m going to steal for my patients

02:08:21
thanks, that’s excellent

02:08:35
So Helpful as always!Thank you.

02:11:29
would u suggest routine HIV testing in all patients with osteoporosis

02:21:04
for high risk patients

02:21:31
we need at least one criteria to continue beyond 5 years

02:22:04
Thank you very much

02:22:13
do you need a dexa for all fracture NOF or vertebra, given they will likely be high risk, and then will also be advised to continue at 5 years?

02:22:25
thanks very much

02:22:44
Had inputted my email address slightly incorrectly (.con instead of .com) on survey but it already submitted is it alright if I email my correct address

02:22:45
do you repeat frax on alendronate for 5 yrs

02:23:07
for 'steroids' on FRAX score, would you click 'yes' even if patient is on physiological steroid replacement for adrenal or pit failure?

02:25:51
thank you so much as always

02:25:54
Thank you

02:25:56
Thanks for a great talk

02:26:32
Thanks very much

02:26:36
thank you very practical talk

02:26:38
thank you

02:26:41
Thanks!

02:26:43
Thank you

02:26:46
thank you so much. All talks were so so useful!

02:26:47
Thanks..

02:26:54
Thank you all

02:27:01
Thankyou to all

02:27:03
Thank you, Great sessions!

02:27:10
Thank you all

02:27:10
great session ..thankyou all

02:27:17
Thanks,,it was wonderful teaching session .

02:27:21
thank you everyone!

02:27:22
great session thank you !