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. 2022 Jun;3(6):e381–e393. doi: 10.1016/S2666-7568(22)00096-4

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the participants enrolled in the 17 individual participant dataset studies

Number of studies Testosterone treatment group Placebo group
Demographics
Age, years 16 64·5 (11·0); 1724 65·3 (10·8); 1656
Body-mass index, kg/m2 17 30·3 (4·7); 1746 30·2 (4·5); 1677
Ethnicity 6 .. ..
Caucasian .. 915/1046 (87·5%) 888/1014 (87·6%)
Asian .. 63/1046 (6·0%) 62/1014 (6·1%)
Black or African American .. 16/1046 (1·5%) 12/1014 (1·2%)
Other .. 9/1046 (0·9%) 7/1014 (0·7%)
Missing .. 43/1046 (4·1%) 45/1014 (4·4%)
Smoking status 10 .. ..
No .. 838/943 (88·9%) 756/867 (87·2)
Yes .. 103/943 (10·9%) 107/867 (12·3%)
Missing .. 2/943 (0·2%) 4/867 (0·5%)
Hormone concentrations
Albumin, g/L 9 42·6 (3·2); 817 42·7 (3·1); 783
Estradiol, pmol/L 8 80·8 (38·6); 782 77·1 (33·6); 710
Follicle stimulating hormone, IU/L 8 14·7 (16·7); 711 14·2 (16·0); 683
Luteinising hormone, IU/L 8 6·0 (5·6); 435 6·3 (5·6); 362
Sex hormone binding globulin, nmol/L 15 33·8 (16·6); 1256 32·7 (16·2); 1190
Cardiovascular reported medical history
Unspecified 1 13/45 (28·9%) 5/43 (11·6%)
Angina 1 5/21 (23·8%) 5/19 (26·3%)
Coronary heart disease 7 95/803 (11·8%) 82/771 (10·6%)
Myocardial infarction 6 81/970 (8·4%) 83/964 (8·6%)
Arrhythmia 6 36/713 (5·0%) 25/677 (3·7%)
Peripheral vascular disease 4 12/500 (2·4%) 9/472 (1·9%)
Atherosclerosis 3 16/531 (3·0%) 7/527 (1·3%)
Heart failure 6 13/624 (2·1%) 3/591 (0·5%)
Valvular heart disease 4 2/586 (0·3%) 9/55 (16·4%)
Stable angina 3 4/530 (0·8%) 8/533 (1·5%)
Aortic aneurysm 2 2/379 (0·5%) 5/376 (1·3%)
Unstable angina 2 0/513 1/508 (0·2%)
Cardiac arrest 1 0/113 1/110 (0·9%)
Other medical conditions
Cerebrovascular reported medical history 8 37/1139 (3·2%) 58/1085 (5·3%)
Diabetes* 12 432/1574 (27·4%) 402/1492 (26·9%)
Prostate cancer 17 0/1750 0/1681
Sexual function
IIEF-15 5 .. ..
Total .. 33·47 (20·65); 800 31·11 (20·84); 818
Erectile function .. 13·12 (10·03); 814 12·02 (10·00); 838
Orgasmic function .. 5·28 (3·91); 820 4·76 (4·02); 841
Sexual desire .. 5·18 (2·12); 819 5·03 (2·12); 839
Intercourse satisfaction .. 5·27 (5·00); 818 4·65 (4·96); 844
Overall satisfaction .. 4·65 (2·48); 808 4·59 (2·52); 826
IIEF-5 5 14·66 (7·16); 273 14·74 (7·01); 206
Androgen deficiency in the aging men 1 4·06 (2·21); 113 3·69 (2·43); 110
Physiological marker
Testosterone, nmol/L 16 9·21 (2·85); 1387 9·21 (2·83); 1318
Free testosterone, pmol/L 12 196·02 (66·46); 120 198·92 (70·87); 116
Fasting glucose, mmol/L 12 6·55 (2·18); 1421 6·66 (2·36); 1353
Cholesterol, mmol/L 15 4·71 (1·12); 1670 4·73 (1·10); 1606
Low-density lipoproteins, mmol/L 15 2·81 (1·02); 1644 2·78 (1·00); 1584
High-density lipoproteins, mmol/L 15 1·20 (0·36); 1664 1·21 (0·39); 1599
Triglycerides, mmol/L 15 1·87 (1·39); 1653 1·91 (1·50); 1584
Haemoglobin, g/L 14 145·26 (12·64); 160 144·30 (12·89); 151
HbA1c (%) 10 6·35 (1·08); 1067 6·36 (1·12); 1059
Haematocrit (%) 16 43·29 (3·68); 1694 42·99 (3·83); 1621
Systolic blood pressure, mm Hg 12 133·13 (17·30); 130 133·52 (16·62); 127
Diastolic blood pressure, mm Hg 12 77·21 (10·74); 1300 77·08 (10·72); 1274

Data are mean (SD) with number of participants, or n/N (%). IIEF=International Index of Erectile Function.

*

Type 1, 2, and unknown type.