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393.3.0.1 ð äžé éé»
- 22E éå€§æŽæ°:
- Pasireotide LAR for both acromegaly + Cushingâs disease (SSTR-5 dominant; 60% hyperglycemia)
- Pegvisomant GH-R antagonist established äœ LFT monitoring
- Osilodrostat (LINC-3, LINC-4) FDA + Taiwan å¥ä¿ for Cushingâs
- Relacorilant (selective GR antagonist) â phase 3 (next gen mifepristone, less SE)
- Vemurafenib + cobimetinib for BRAF V600E papillary craniopharyngioma
- TPIT inhibitors in trials for CD
- Long-acting subcutaneous octreotide (Somatuline æ¿ä»£)
- Oral octreotide (Mycapssa) approved 2020 for acromegaly maintenance
- Taiwan: å¥ä¿ cabergoline / bromocriptine / octreotide LAR / lanreotide depot / pegvisomant / pasireotide LAR / osilodrostat / cabergoline (off-label CD) æ¢ä»¶
393.3.0.2 ð Pearls (20)
393.3.0.2.1 Prolactinoma
- Cabergoline cardiac valve risk at endocrine doses (< 2 mg/wk) is low; routine echo not recommended unless high dose / long duration
- Cabergoline-resistant prolactinoma (~10-15% macroadenoma): consider higher dose, switch bromocriptine, or surgery
- Cystic prolactinoma: poor response to dopamine agonist â consider surgery
- Pregnancy + macroprolactinoma: continue agonist + visual field q3 mo + MRI äž routine (not contrast)
- Postmenopausal microprolactinoma: äž lactation äž fertility issue, consider è§å¯ if äž mass effect
393.3.0.2.2 Acromegaly
- Acromegaly mortality ~ 2-3x normal if untreated (cardiomyopathy äž»å )
- OGTT GH cutoff: < 1 ng/mL standard; < 0.4 with newer ultrasensitive assay
- IGF-1 normalize ~50% with SSA (octreotide / lanreotide); ~70-90% with pegvisomant
- Pasireotide LAR: salvage for SSA-resistant; hyperglycemia 60%+, often necessitates DM treatment
- Pegvisomant + SSA combo for refractory; LFT q1mo for first 6 mo (10% have â)
- Pre-surgery SSA prep for severe cases: improve airway + cardiac risk before TSS
- Acromegaly + multinodular goiter: very common; FNA selectively
- Colonoscopy at diagnosis + every 5-10 yr (or earlier if polyps)
- Sleep study mandatory at diagnosis
393.3.0.2.3 Cushingâs Disease
- Cyclic Cushingâs: episodic hypercortisolism â å€ testing over time
- Late-night salivary cortisol outpatient screening of choice (sensitive + convenient)
- Combined ddAVP-CRH stim for difficult cases
- IPSS technically demanding + risk of complications; only at high-volume centers
- Osilodrostat (LINC-3) normalizes 24h UFC in ~ 80% (good profile)
- Bilateral adrenalectomy + Nelsonâs syndrome: corticotroph adenoma é²å± in ~ 20-40%; preventive RT considered
393.3.0.3 ð Taiwan + å¥ä¿
393.3.0.3.2 Acromegaly
- å¥ä¿ octreotide LAR / lanreotide depot æ¢ä»¶: post-surgery äž normalize æ not surgical candidate
- å¥ä¿ pegvisomant æ¢ä»¶ (LFT monitoring)
- å¥ä¿ pasireotide LAR æ¢ä»¶
- å¥ä¿ cabergoline (off-label, éšåæ PRL co-secrete)
- TSS å¥ä¿
- Gamma Knife / CyberKnife å¥ä¿æ¢ä»¶
393.3.0.4 ð å §å°å¿ æ (20 é )
- 5 functional adenomas + clinical features
- Prolactinoma management (cabergoline, surgery exceptions)
- Stalk effect vs prolactinoma éå¥
- Hook effect + macroprolactinemia caveats
- Acromegaly diagnosis (IGF-1 + OGTT GH)
- Acromegaly treatment ladder (TSS â SSA â pegvisomant/pasireotide â RT)
- Acromegaly comorbidity workup (DM, sleep apnea, colon, thyroid, CV)
- Cushingâs screen + confirm + localize äžæ¥é©
- High-dose dex + CRH + IPSS åå CD vs ectopic
- Cushingâs medical therapy (steroidogenesis inhibitors, pituitary-directed, GR antagonist)
- TSH-oma diagnosis + treatment
- NFPA management (observe vs surgery)
- Craniopharyngioma + BRAF V600E (papillary subtype)
- Pituitary apoplexy emergency management
- Macroadenoma mass effect (chiasm, cavernous sinus, hypopituitarism)
- Pregnancy + pituitary tumor monitoring
- Replacement therapy after surgery (cortisol always first)
- 22E new drugs: pasireotide LAR, osilodrostat, relacorilant, oral octreotide, vemurafenib for cranio
- MEN1 association (pituitary + parathyroid + pancreas)
- Bilateral adrenalectomy + Nelsonâs syndrome considerations
393.3.0.5 âïž Detailed Treatment Decision Tree
393.3.0.5.1 Acromegaly Post-TSS
1. Post-op IGF-1 + GH (OGTT) 3 mo
- Normal â cured, surveillance
- Persistent â â medical therapy
2. Medical: SSA (octreotide/lanreotide) 6 mo trial
- Normalize â continue
- Partial â switch pasireotide OR add pegvisomant OR add cabergoline
- äž response â switch pegvisomant (most effective)
3. Refractory â RT (Gamma Knife / CyberKnife)
4. Combination therapy common
393.3.0.5.2 Cushingâs Disease Post-TSS
1. Day 2-3 AM cortisol
- < 5 â cured, replacement temp
- 5-15 â equivocal
- > 15 â not cured
2. 6 wk f/u: dynamic testing
- Persistent CD â repeat TSS / RT / medical
3. Medical:
- 1st: osilodrostat or ketoconazole/metyrapone
- 2nd: pasireotide LAR
- 3rd: GR antagonist (mifepristone, relacorilant) for DM-related
4. Bilateral adrenalectomy: last resort + preventive RT for Nelson's
393.3.0.6 â ïž å §å°èŠå®³
- Acromegaly heart failure / sudden cardiac death if äžæ²»
- Cushingâs untreated mortality very high (CV, infection, suicide)
- Cabergoline-resistant prolactinoma decisions: surgery vs higher dose
- Pregnancy + functioning macroadenoma management
- Pituitary apoplexy â never delay steroid for confirmation
- Co-secretion common (GH + PRL; NFPA + mild PRL â)
- Hypopituitarism post-treatment â ALWAYS assess + replacement order
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