Late-onset hypogonadism

A comprehensive, practically focused guide to men's hormonal health that links the latest evidence with everyday clinical practice in the Czech Republic. The book clearly explains the biology of testosterone, the diagnosis of late-onset hypogonadism, and the principles of safe and individualised therapy – across urology, andrology, endocrinology, and sexual medicine.
The publication sets a new standard of care for men's hormonal health in the Czech Republic and simplifies clinical decisions across disciplines.
The author is a urologist, andrologist, and sexologist, specialising in andrology – male infertility, erectile dysfunction, and comprehensive care for transgender patients.
• A unique Czech monograph that bridges the gap between EAU/ISSM/AUA recommendations and local reality.
• Clear diagnostic and therapeutic algorithms, tables, and myths vs. facts.
• Case studies and clear procedures immediately applicable in clinical practice.
Benefits for the reader:
• You will learn to recognise LOH/andropause, and correctly indicate and interpret laboratory tests (total/free T, SHBG, LH/FSH).
• You will master the use of questionnaires (ADAM, AMS, IIEF-5, FSFI) and how to distinguish comorbidities (obesity, DM2, depression, OSA, iatrogenic causes).
• You will choose the appropriate form of TRT (gels, injections, etc.), set up monitoring (haematocrit, PSA, cardiometabolic risk), and arrange long-term follow-up.
The book is intended for urologists, andrologists, endocrinologists, general practitioners, sexologists, gynaecologists, internists, psychiatrists, psychologists, and medical students.