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The permeation-enhanced testosterone transdermal system produces physiological levels and circadian patterns of testosterone, and its metabolites, in hypogonadal men. Although transient erythema and itching is commonly reported, the TTD is generally well tolerated by most patients. This system offers a new treatment option for testosterone replacement therapy that results in physiological serum levels of sex hormones in hypogonadal men.

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Pharmacokinetics, Metabolism, and Saliva Output During Transdermal and Extended-Release Oral Oxybutynin Administration in Healthy Subjects

Appell

Chancellor

Zobrist

et al. 2003

Mayo Clinic Proceedings

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