Evaluation of acromegaly treatment direct costs with respect to biochemical control and follow-up length.
Francesco CocchiaraClaudia CampanaFederica NistaGiuliana CoricaMarco CeraudoAngelo MiliotoDiego Criminelli RossiGianluigi ZonaDiego FeroneFederico GattoPublished in: Pituitary (2021)
Direct costs for the management of acromegaly have a significant burden on the healthcare systems. However, more than 80% of our patients reached biochemical control using multimodal approaches. Treatment modalities and yearly costs did not significantly differ between controlled and uncontrolled patients, while follow-up length represented a major determinant of biochemical outcome.