PBAC's latest decision on Testosterone undecanoate: Recommended (2005). Considered for Androgen deficiency in males with established pituitary or testicular disorders; Androgen deficiency in males 40 years and older who do not have established pituitary or testicular disorders other than aging, confirmed by at least 2 morning blood samples taken on different mornings. Androgen deficiency is confirmed by testosterone less than 8 nmol per L, or 8-15 nmol per L with high LH (greater than 1.5 times the upper limit of the eugonadal reference range for young men); Micropenis, pubertal induction, or constitutional delay of growth or puberty, in males under 18 years of age.
Androgen deficiency in males with established pituitary or testicular disorders; Androgen deficiency in males 40 years and older who do not have established pituitary or testicular disorders other than aging, confirmed by at least 2 morning blood samples taken on different mornings. Androgen deficiency is confirmed by testosterone less than 8 nmol per L, or 8-15 nmol per L with high LH (greater than 1.5 times the upper limit of the eugonadal reference range for young men); Micropenis, pubertal induction, or constitutional delay of growth or puberty, in males under 18 years of age.