Optimising long-acting Testosterone Replacement Therapy: Delivering clinical value without compromise (Clinical lunch chat held on 1 September 2026)

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This practical CME discussion explores how clinicians can optimise long-acting testosterone replacement therapy, from establishing a robust diagnosis and selecting the appropriate patient to understanding formulation differences, treatment expectations, monitoring and long-term safety.

Learning Outcomes

  • Diagnose male hypogonadism appropriately, combining compatible symptoms with confirmed biochemical testosterone deficiency
  • Select appropriate patients for TRT and recognise contraindications and situations requiring specialist assessment
  • Differentiate between testosterone formulations, including the clinical implications of short- versus long-acting treatment
  • Recognise and manage common treatment challenges, including erythrocytosis, inadequate response, fluctuating symptoms and fertility considerations.
  • Individualise long-term TRT according to clinical response, safety, patient preference and treatment burden.

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