Table 6.
Reference | Data source | Age (y) | GAHT | ALT (IU/L)* | AST (IU/L)* | Analysis | Statistical test results |
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Jacobeit et al, 2009 38 | Prospective evaluation of 17 patients followed at a clinical left in Hamburg, Germany | Mean: 34 Range: 23–47 |
TU: 1000 mg IM every 12 wk. first 2 injections were 6 wk apart | Baseline: 22 6 mo: 23 12 mo: 21 18 mo: 24 24 mo: 22 30 mo: 24 36 mo: 22 |
Baseline: 24 6 mo: 25 12 mo: 23 18 mo: 24 24 mo: 25 30 mo: 22 36 mo: 23 |
Wilcoxon test for each follow up vs baseline | All P > .05 for ALT All P > .05 for AST |
Chandra et al, 201040 | Prospective evaluation of 12 patients followed at a clinical center in Boston, MA | Mean: 29 SD: 9 |
TC or TE: 50–125 mg IM every 2 wk. | Baseline: 19 12 mo: 24 |
Baseline: 21 12 mo: 25 |
Paired t-test |
P = .22 for ALT P = .22 for AST |
Mueller et al, 201037,† | Prospective evaluation of 45 patients followed at a clinical center in Erlangen, Germany | Mean: 30.4 SD: 9 |
TU: 1000 mg IM every 12 wk. | Baseline: 20 12 mo: 24 24 mo: 23 |
Baseline: 19 12 mo: 22 24 mo: 21 |
Tukey-Kramer test for each follow up vs baseline | All P = .01 for ALT P = .08 for AST at 12 mo P = .30 for AST at 24 mo |
Wierckx et al, 201441 | Prospective evaluation of 53 patients from 2 sites of the European Network for the Investigation of Gender Incongruence (ENIGI): Ghent, Belgium and Oslo, Norway |
Ghent Mean: 27 SD: 9 Oslo Mean: 22 SD: 5 |
TU: 1000 mg IM first 2 injections were 6 wk apart then every 12 wk | Baseline: 16 12 mo: 20 |
Baseline: 20 12 mo: 24 |
Paired t-test or Wilcoxon test (not specified) |
P = .02 for ALT P = .01 for AST |
Tack et al., 201642 | Chart review of 38 patients followed at a clinical left in Ghent, Belgium | Mean: 17 | T esters: 50–125 mg IM every 2 wk | Baseline: 17 6 mo: 19 12 mo: 20 |
Baseline: 19 6 mo: 21 12 mo: 21 |
Student t-test or Wilcoxon test (not specified) for each follow up vs baseline |
P = .08 for ALT at 6 mo P = .045 for ALT at 12 mo P = .03 for AST at 6 mo P = .003 for AST at 12 mo |
Jarin et al, 201731 | Chart review on 72 patients followed at 4 clinical lefts in DC (2), MD and OH | Mean: 16 Range: 13–22 |
T NOS: 25–100 mg SQ weekly | Baseline: 21.1 1–3 mo: 21.7 4–6 mo: 26.9 >6 mo: 20.0 |
Baseline: 18.8 1–3 mo: 20.1 4–6 mo: 25.9 >6 mo: 19.5 |
Repeated measures ANOVA |
P > .05 for ALT P > .05 for AST |
Fernandez et al, 201732 | Chart review on 19 patients followed at a clinical center in Lexington, KY | Mean: 27 Range: 19–47 |
T NOS: IM, mean dose 11 mg/d. | Baseline: 23 3–6 mo: 19 6–18 mo: 16 |
Baseline: 23 3–6 mo: 23 6–18 mo: 22 |
Paried t-test for each follow up vs baseline | All P > .05 for ALT All P > .05 for AST |
SoRelle et al. 201934 | Chart review on 62 GAHT naïve and 89 patients on GAHT from a county hospital and community clinic in Dallas, TX | Mean: 30 | TC: 25–300 mg IM every 1–2 wk [98% subjects] | Baseline: 17 >6 mo: 23 |
Baseline: 18 >6 mo: 23 |
Mann-Whitney test |
P < .001 for ALT P < .005 for AST |
Reported as a mean or median value, converted from SI units, if necessary.
Data overlap with earlier study Mueller et al, 2007.ALT = alanine aminotransferase; AST = aspartate amniotransferase; GAHT = gender affirming hormone therapy; IM = intramuscular; IU/L = international units/liter; NOS = not otherwise specified; SQ = subcutaneous; T = testosterone; TU = testosterone undecanoate; TC = testosterone cypionate, TE = testosterone enanthate.