October 1st, 2014
Case: Testosterone Replacement Therapy and CV Risk
Seth D Bilazarian, MD, Anna Catino, MD and James Fang, MD
A 47-year-old man presents to the hospital reporting 4 days of chest pain that occurs during treadmill exercise, left-arm and jaw discomfort, and shortness of breath with diaphoresis. His medical history is noteworthy only for orthopedic surgeries and use of testosterone replacement therapy for reportedly low testosterone syndrome. He does not smoke and drinks alcohol only occasionally. He […]
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