ea0020p193 | Endocrine tumours and neoplasia | ECE2009
Pivonello Rosario
, De Leo Monica
, De Martino MariaCristina
, Cozzolino Alessia
, Auriemma Renata S
, Galdiero Mariano
, Lombardi Gaetano
, Colao Annamaria
The first-line treatment of Cushings disease is surgery, although it is effective in inducing a long-term remission in around 50% of patients with Cushings disease (CD). Nowadays, no pituitary tumor-directed medical treatment is available with the exception of cabergoline, which has been recently demonstrated to control cortisol secretion without major side effects in around 40% of patients with Cushings disease. Cabergoline has been recently demonstrated to ...