CONCLUSION: This study provides important insights into the 30-day postoperative outcomes of different hysterectomy approaches in transgender men. LH appears to have the lowest incidence of complications, whereas LAVH and AH present higher risks for specific complications. These findings can aid in informed decision-making and surgical planning, ultimately improving care for transgender men undergoing hysterectomy.

CONCLUSION: TGD adults report comfort with the concept of having a medical chaperone during sensitive examinations and most would prefer the chaperone to be female. Preference for having a medical chaperone present during a sensitive physical exam is not likely influenced by gender dysphoria or social anxiety.

Although limited research has explored body image trajectories (i.e., how body image evolves across time) among gender-diverse populations, previous studies suggest that nonbinary individuals have distinctive experiences with forming and maintaining positive body image. Moreover, nonbinary individuals, like members of other stigmatized groups, experience unique stressors tied to their marginalized gender identity, though no prior studies have investigated the role of minority stress in positive...

CONCLUSIONS: The influence of T-GAHT on eGFR in the first two years in healthy, young AFAB transgender individuals appears to be statistically significant, but is likely not clinically relevant. This interpretation is supported by the stability of BUN levels and the absence of adverse renal events in the included studies, suggesting preserved kidney function despite changes in creatinine-based estimates. Further research is warranted to identify more accurate tools for evaluating kidney function...