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some of the variability in the KS phenotype ( 1 , 5 , 6 , 7 ). Studies on body composition in children with KS have shown that already during early infancy and before puberty, these boys may exhibit an unfavorable body composition ( 8 , 9 , 10
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( 20 ). The present study is the first randomized placebo-controlled study to investigate the effects of testosterone treatment on insulin sensitivity, body composition, muscle strength and maximal oxygen uptake in patients with KS using gold standard
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, metabolic rate, food intake and energy expenditure ( 6 ). Thus, both hypo- and hyperthyroidism significantly alter these processes, resulting in significant changes in body composition ( 7 , 8 ). Moreover, many thyroid disorders are associated with chronic
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and 12 older men received saline and high dose IL-2 (6 million IU0. Body composition differed by age stratum, reflecting higher AVF in older men. Additionally, lower testosterone and IGF-I were found in older men. Fasting insulin, cortisol, TSH and E 2
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unit following an overnight fast. Height was measured using a wall-mounted stadiometer. Measurements at the waist (mid-point between the iliac crest and lowest rib) and hip (level of the greater trochanter) were undertaken. Weight and body composition
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, length of the gap in rhGH between pediatric and adult endocrine care or in comorbidities. Reported studies are inconsistent regarding the anthropometric characteristics, metabolic profile alteration, body composition (BC) deterioration or bone mineral
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that hypothyroidism leads to overweight/obesity, studies point to a similar body composition between hypothyroid individuals and healthy controls ( 9 , 10 ). When initiating levothyroxine therapy, people are often told to anticipate improvements in
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treatment and metabolic phenotype on growth, body composition, and BMD in our cohort of patients with HPA. Materials and methods Subjects The study was conducted between August 2015 and January 2017. Altogether 158 patients (60 adults and 98
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control groups for body composition or other markers of cardiometabolic health was not statistically significant ( 22 ). This study was a pre-planned 12-month extension to our original prospective cohort study. Our hypothesis was that in postmenopausal
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is characterized by abnormalities in body composition and physical and psychological functions. Studies have shown that GHD in non-acromegalics subjects could increase the cardiovascular risk and mortality and impair QoL, even when other pituitary