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- Non-cured patients with resistant prolactinomas, MRI will be performed immediately before and six months after the onset of pasireotide. The efficacy will be evaluated by prolactin dosage every month. Patients with a nonfunctioning pituitary adenoma (NFPA), treatment will be started at least 3 months after neurosurgery. The efficacy will be evaluated by MRI 6 months after pasireotide. Pasireotide: The patients with NFPA will be randomized into two groups: (A) the first one will be treated with pasireotide at the dosage of 900 µg s.c. twice a day for 6 months; (B) the second one, with cabergoline 3 mg/week for 6 months. The patients with resistant prolactinomas will be treated with pasireotide at the dosage of 600 µg s.c. twice a day. After 4 weeks of treatment, the patients who normalize serum prolactin level will be maintained at the same dosage, the others who do not achieve normal prolactin level will have their dosage raised to 900 µg s.c. twice a day for 6 months.
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- FG000
- title
- Pasireotide
- description
- In patients with non-functioning pituitary adenoma, treatment will be started at least 3 months after neurosurgery. The drug response will be evaluated clinically by visual field and by Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) before medical treatment and after six months of cabergoline treatment at maximum dose. cabergoline: The patients with NFPA will be randomized into two groups: (A) the first one will be treated with pasireotide at 900 µg s.c. twice a day for 6 months; (B) the second one, with cabergoline 3 mg/week for 6 months. The patients with resistant prolactinomas will be treated with pasireotide at 600 µg s.c. twice a day. After four weeks of treatment, the patients who normalize serum prolactin level will be maintained at the same dosage, the others who do not achieve normal prolactin level will have their dosage raised to 900 µg s.c. twice a day for six months.
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- FG001
- title
- Cabergoline
- periods
- drop Withdraws
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- FG000
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- 3
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- FG001
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- 0
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- Withdrawal by Subject
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- FG000
- num Subjects
- 1
- group Id
- FG001
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- 0
- type
- Lack of Efficacy
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 2
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- FG001
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- 0
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- Adverse Event
- milestones
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 12
- group Id
- FG001
- num Subjects
- 9
- type
- STARTED
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- group Id
- FG000
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- 6
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- FG001
- num Subjects
- 9
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- COMPLETED
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- FG000
- num Subjects
- 6
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- FG001
- num Subjects
- 0
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- NOT COMPLETED
- title
- Overall Study
Complete source fields
- groups
- description
- Non-cured patients with resistant prolactinomas, MRI will be performed immediately before and six months after the onset of pasireotide. The efficacy will be evaluated by prolactin dosage every month. Patients with a nonfunctioning pituitary adenoma (NFPA), treatment will be started at least 3 months after neurosurgery. The efficacy will be evaluated by MRI 6 months after pasireotide. Pasireotide: The patients with NFPA will be randomized into two groups: (A) the first one will be treated with pasireotide at the dosage of 900 µg s.c. twice a day for 6 months; (B) the second one, with cabergoline 3 mg/week for 6 months. The patients with resistant prolactinomas will be treated with pasireotide at the dosage of 600 µg s.c. twice a day. After 4 weeks of treatment, the patients who normalize serum prolactin level will be maintained at the same dosage, the others who do not achieve normal prolactin level will have their dosage raised to 900 µg s.c. twice a day for 6 months.
- id
- FG000
- title
- Pasireotide
- description
- In patients with non-functioning pituitary adenoma, treatment will be started at least 3 months after neurosurgery. The drug response will be evaluated clinically by visual field and by Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) before medical treatment and after six months of cabergoline treatment at maximum dose. cabergoline: The patients with NFPA will be randomized into two groups: (A) the first one will be treated with pasireotide at 900 µg s.c. twice a day for 6 months; (B) the second one, with cabergoline 3 mg/week for 6 months. The patients with resistant prolactinomas will be treated with pasireotide at 600 µg s.c. twice a day. After four weeks of treatment, the patients who normalize serum prolactin level will be maintained at the same dosage, the others who do not achieve normal prolactin level will have their dosage raised to 900 µg s.c. twice a day for six months.
- id
- FG001
- title
- Cabergoline
- periods
- drop Withdraws
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 3
- group Id
- FG001
- num Subjects
- 0
- type
- Withdrawal by Subject
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 1
- group Id
- FG001
- num Subjects
- 0
- type
- Lack of Efficacy
- reasons
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 2
- group Id
- FG001
- num Subjects
- 0
- type
- Adverse Event
- milestones
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 12
- group Id
- FG001
- num Subjects
- 9
- type
- STARTED
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 6
- group Id
- FG001
- num Subjects
- 9
- type
- COMPLETED
- achievements
- group Id
- FG000
- num Subjects
- 6
- group Id
- FG001
- num Subjects
- 0
- type
- NOT COMPLETED
- title
- Overall Study
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