Journal article
Female androgen insufficiency: The princeton consensus statement on definition, classification, and assessment
G Bachmann, J Bancroft, G Braunstein, H Burger, S Davis, L Dennerstein, I Goldstein, A Guay, S Leiblum, R Lobo, M Notelovitz, R Rosen, P Sarrel, B Sherwin, J Simon, E Simpson, J Shifren, R Spark, A Traish
Fertility and Sterility | ELSEVIER SCIENCE INC | Published : 2002
Abstract
Objective: To evaluate the evidence for and against androgen insufficiency as a cause of sexual and other health-related problems in women and to make recommendations regarding definition, diagnosis, and assessment of androgen deficiency states in women. Design: Evaluation of peer-review literature and consensus conference of international experts. Setting: Multinational conference in the United States. Patient(s): Premenopausal and postmenopausal women with androgen deficiency. Intervention(s): Evaluation of peer-review literature and development of consensus panel guidelines. Result(s): The term "female androgen insufficiency" was defined as consisting of a pattern of clinical symptoms in ..
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