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Trainer PJ et al. – In patients suboptimally controlled on LAR, PM and P–LAR were equally well tolerated and effective in normalizing IGF–I, and overall clinical improvement was observed with both regimens. Thus, pegvisomant monotherapy and adjunctive therapy are equally viable options for the treatment of LAR–resistant acromegaly.

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