Testosterone’s Impact on Detrusor Oxygenation in American Men with Androgen Deficiency
Reading Time: 2 minutes Introduction Androgen deficiency in men is a prevalent condition that can influence various physiological systems, including the urinary tract. A critical aspect of urological health is the oxygenation of the detrusor muscle, which plays a pivotal role in bladder function. Recent studies have employed polarographic techniques to measure oxygen tension within the detrusor wall, revealing intriguing insights into the effects of testosterone on this parameter. This article delves into the findings of such research, focusing on the implications for American men with androgen deficiency. Understanding Androgen Deficiency and Its Impact on Urological Health Androgen deficiency, often referred to as low...


