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Prospective evaluation of hypogonadism in male metastatic renal cell carcinoma patients treated with targeted therapies.

Julie BastinEmilie WerbrouckAnnelies VerbiestKevin PunieOliver BechterFeng Jung Woei-A-JinPascal WolterHans WildiersEvelyne LerutHerlinde DumezBrigitte DecallonnePaul ClementDirk VanderschuerenMaarten AlbersenRaymond OyenPatrick SchöffskiBenoit Beuselinck
Published in: Acta clinica Belgica (2018)
Hypogonadism is a frequent finding in male mRCC-patients at start of targeted therapies. In contrast to pazopanib, during sunitinib therapy, TT- and LH-levels tend to decrease, leading to an increased incidence of secondary hypogonadism.
Keyphrases
  • metastatic renal cell carcinoma
  • replacement therapy
  • magnetic resonance
  • risk factors
  • smoking cessation
  • magnetic resonance imaging
  • stem cells
  • contrast enhanced