Optimization of the follow-up and treatment of patients with acromegaly with the SAGIT® tool

I. Ilovayskaya
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The condition of a patient with acromegaly is significantly influenced not only by growth hormone (GH) and insulin-like growth factor type 1 (IGF-1) levels, but also by specific characteristics of somatotropinoma, severity of the main symptoms of acromegaly, and concomitant disorders. After successful achievement of biochemical control (GH and IGF-1 goals) the expected life longevity in patients with acromegaly could be comparable with that in the general population. It is important to avoid therapeutic inertia, to achieve biochemical control within shortest time period and to carefully tailor the treatment of concomitant disorders. The cumulative experience of patient management has shown that therapeutic decisions should be based not only on measurement of GH and IGF-1 levels, but also on a unified multifactorial assessment of the patient's status. For this purpose, the SAGIT tool has been elaborated, which ensures a multifaceted standardized assessment of patients with acromegaly, taking into account clinical symptoms, hormonal parameters, tumor size and comorbidities. This paper is the first description of the SAGIT tool in Russian. The use of this tool allows for standardization of the patients assessment and for comparison of the status in patients both within one center and in different centers. The key unified information obtained with SAGIT could be the basis for making prompt decisions on the need in treatment optimization for a patient with acromegaly, including his/hers referral to an expert center for the choice of further treatment strategy. The SAGIT tool has been recommended for implementation into clinical practice by international professional associations. It is advisable to perform studies with participation of the Russian patients with acromegaly to assess the possibility of SAGIT implementation into clinical practice in Russia.
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SAGIT®工具对肢端肥大症患者随访和治疗的优化
肢端肥大症患者的病情不仅受生长激素(GH)和胰岛素样生长因子1型(IGF-1)水平的显著影响,还受生长激素瘤的特定特征、肢端肥大症主要症状的严重程度以及伴随疾病的影响。成功实现生化控制(GH和IGF-1目标)后,肢端肥大症患者的预期寿命可与普通人群相当。重要的是避免治疗惰性,在最短的时间内实现生化控制,并仔细定制治疗伴随疾病。患者管理的累积经验表明,治疗决策不仅应基于生长激素和IGF-1水平的测量,还应基于对患者状态的统一多因素评估。为此,制定了SAGIT工具,确保对肢端肥大症患者进行多方面的标准化评估,同时考虑到临床症状、激素参数、肿瘤大小和合并症。本文是对俄语SAGIT工具的首次描述。使用该工具可以使患者评估标准化,并对同一中心和不同中心的患者状况进行比较。通过SAGIT获得的关键统一信息可以作为肢端肥大症患者及时做出治疗优化决策的基础,包括转介到专家中心选择进一步的治疗策略。SAGIT工具已被国际专业协会推荐用于临床实践。建议在俄罗斯肢端肥大症患者的参与下进行研究,以评估SAGIT在俄罗斯临床实践中实施的可能性。
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