Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0090p177 | Reproductive and Developmental Endocrinology | ECE2023

Hyperandrogenism-related metabolic changes in drug-naive transmen compared to cisgender women: A case-controlled study

Erel Pnar , Elbasan Onur , Yorguner Neşe , Imre Eren , Ustay Ozlem

Introduction: The etiology of gender dysphoria is still unclear. Although prior studies have shown trans men have higher androgen levels than cisgender women, they all concluded unselected populations. Our purpose to perform this study is to evaluate transmen’s hormone profile and metabolic status to compare cisgender women in a more selected population. This is the first case-controlled study to compare anthropometric, metabolic, and endocrinological parameters of drug-n...

ea0090p230 | Thyroid | ECE2023

Exogenous Testosterone May Have A Effect on Thyroid Volume İn Trans-Men

Imre Eren , Akcay Seckin , Dincer Yazan Ceyda , Elbasan Onur , Yorguner Neşe , Ustay Ozlem

Purpose: Thyroid autoimmune diseases occur more frequently in women than men. A previous study reveals that exogenous testosterone may have a protective effect on thyroid autoimmunity in men with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. But no study has determined whether sex hormones produce any effect on thyroid antibody titreş in women. The primary study aim was to assess whether exogenous testosterone affects thyroid autoimmunity in trans-men with increasing testosterone levels....