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Table 3 An overview of the statistically significant negative correlations from various recent study results regarding the effects of endogenous androgen levels on carotid IMT measurements in men.

From: The effects of endogenous and exogenous androgens on cardiovascular disease risk factors and progression

Study

Subjects

DHEA

DHEA-S

FT

TT

Kiechl et al, 2000 [9]

371 men

 

-

  

Van de Beld et al, 2003 [12]

403 elderly men

-

-

 

SS

 

- 139 with CVD

-

-

 

SS

 

- 263 without CVD

-

-

 

SS

Muller et al, 2004 [14]

195 elderly men

  

SS

-

De Pergola et al, 2003 [22]

127 overweight and obese young men

  

SS

 

Makinen et al, 2005 [23]

96 andropausal and 140 normal elderly men

   

SS

Yang et al, 2005 [24]

70 elderly men (38 cases and 32 controls)

  

SS

-

Svartberg et al, 2006 [25]

1482 men with or without CVD

 

-

-

SS

  1. DHEA = dehydroepiandrosterone, DHEA-S = dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate, FT = free testosterone, TT = total testosterone, SS = statistically significant, - = no correlation or not-statistically significant correlation