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Pasireotide の理想的な構造図

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ENTRY TYPE
approved drug
IDENTITY
Sequence verified

No structure asset recorded

TOP EVIDENCE
Grade A — Cushing's disease
MAJOR STATUS
Jurisdiction-specific — see status table
SPORT
Prohibited — as of 2026-08-06
VERIFIED
2026-08-06

Bottom line

Pasireotide is a cyclohexapeptide somatostatin analog with broader receptor binding (SSTR1,2,3,5) than octreotide or lanreotide. Approved for Cushing's disease ( Signifor, 2012) and acromegaly ( Signifor LAR, 2014). Unique risk of hyperglycemia including diabetic ketoacidosis, which can be severe and exceeds rates seen with first-generation somatostatin analogs.

Identity and composition

FieldVerified information
Preferred namePasireotide
Key aliasesSignifor (), Signifor LAR (), SOM230
Molecular/sequence identityCyclohexapeptide: cyclo[(4R)-4-(2-aminoethylcarbamoyloxy)-L-Pro-L-Phe-D-Trp-L-Lys-O-benzyl-L-Tyr-L-Phe]; no disulfide bridge (lacks cysteine residues)
Modifications/formDiaspartate salt; SC solution (Signifor) and IM LAR microsphere suspension (Signifor LAR)
Stable identifiersUNII: 98H1T17066; : 9941444; CAS: 396091-73-9 (base); DrugBank: DB09063
Identity caveatsStructurally distinct from octapeptide somatostatin analogs. Unique aminoethylcarbamoyl modification on Pro residue.

Development and approval status

JurisdictionStatus and indicationProduct/sourceAs of
US (FDA)Approved: Cushing's disease (); acromegaly (LAR)Signifor / Signifor LAR (Novartis)Dec 2012 (SC); Dec 2014 (LAR)
EU/EEA (EMA)Approved: Cushing's disease (SC, LAR); acromegaly (LAR)SigniforApr 2012 (SC); Nov 2014 (LAR)
UK (MHRA)Approved: sameSignifor2012
Status is multi-axis
Pasireotide authorization and sport-status profileFour medicine-authorization axes reproduce only documented status rows; sport status is shown separately.UNITED STATESApproved: Cushing's disease(SC); acromegaly (LAR)SOURCE / AS OFROW 1 / Dec 2012 (SC); Dec 2014 (LAR)EU/EEAApproved: Cushing's disease(SC, LAR); acromegaly (LAR)SOURCE / AS OFROW 2 / Apr 2012 (SC); Nov 2014 (LAR)UNITED KINGDOMApproved: sameSOURCE / AS OFROW 3 / 2012OTHER DOCUMENTEDSOURCE ROW OMITTEDSEE AUDIT REASONSOURCE / AS OFNOT PRESENT / NOT RECORDEDSPORT STATUS — SEPARATE FROM MEDICINE AUTHORIZATIONWADA: Not prohibited.
Authorization belongs to the named product, use, place, and date; sport status is independent.
テキストによる説明
UNITED STATES
US (FDA): Approved: Cushing's disease (SC); acromegaly (LAR)
EU/EEA
EU/EEA (EMA): Approved: Cushing's disease (SC, LAR); acromegaly (LAR)
UNITED KINGDOM
UK (MHRA): Approved: same
OTHER DOCUMENTED
No OTHER DOCUMENTED row is present in the source status table

Sport status: WADA: Not prohibited.

Mechanism and pharmacology

Multi-receptor somatostatin agonist with high affinity for SSTR5 (Kᵢ ~0.16 nM) and SSTR2 (Kᵢ ~0.16 nM), and moderate affinity for SSTR3 (Kᵢ ~1.1 nM) and SSTR1 (Kᵢ ~2.7 nM). Suppresses ACTH secretion from corticotroph adenomas through SSTR5 agonism, and GH/IGF-1 through SSTR2/5. Broader receptor affinity compared to octreotide/lanreotide, particularly SSTR1 and SSTR5.

Evidence by claim

Claim/indicationStageGradeBest human evidenceMain resultImportant limitations
Cushing's diseaseApprovedAPhase 3 (CSOM230B2305; Colao A, et al. N Engl J Med. 2012;366:914–24. PMID: 22397653)UFC normalization at month 6 in 15% (600 mcg) and 26% (900 mcg) BIDNo comparator; high dropout rate
Acromegaly (inadequate response to first-gen SSA)ApprovedAPAOLA (Gadelha M, et al. Lancet Diabetes Endocrinol. 2014;2:875–84. PMID: 25260838)Biochemical control at 24 wk: 15–20% pasireotide LAR vs 0% active controlActive comparator, not
エビデンスグレード
  • AグレードA: 特定の表示使用に対して確立
  • BグレードB: 中等度のヒトエビデンス
  • CグレードC: 予備的ヒトエビデンス
  • DグレードD: 前臨床のみ
  • EグレードE: 逸話的/マーケティング主張
  • XグレードX: エビデンスが主張と矛盾するか、支持しない
エビデンスグレーディングの詳細
Claim-evidence profile
Pasireotide claim-evidence profileA: 2 claims; B: 0 claims; C: 0 claims; D: 0 claims; E: 0 claims; X: 0 claimsCONTRADICTORY / NON-SUPPORTIVEA — Established for a specific labeled useGrade A: Established for a specific labeled use — current approval plus adequate controlled trials and post-market context.2 claimsCushing's diseaseAcromegaly (inadequate response to…B — Moderate human evidenceGrade B: Moderate human evidence — multiple controlled studies or a strong pivotal study, but no current approval for the claim.0 claimsC — Preliminary human evidenceGrade C: Preliminary human evidence — small, uncontrolled, surrogate-endpoint, or early-phase studies.0 claimsD — Preclinical onlyGrade D: Preclinical only — in vitro or animal evidence with no adequate human efficacy evidence.0 claimsE — Anecdotal/marketing claimGrade E: Anecdotal/marketing claim — testimonials, extrapolation, or vendor claims without adequate scientific support.0 claimsX — Evidence contradicts or does not support the claimGrade X: Evidence contradicts or does not support the claim — adequate negative evidence, failed program, or claim inconsistent with the studied material.0 claims
This counts the page's claim rows; it does not average them into a score.
テキストによる説明

Text alternative for the claim-evidence diagram. Each grade is defined below:

AEstablished for a specific labeled use
2 claims: Cushing's disease; Acromegaly (inadequate response to first-gen SSA)
BModerate human evidence
0 claims
CPreliminary human evidence
0 claims
DPreclinical only
0 claims
EAnecdotal/marketing claim
0 claims
XEvidence contradicts or does not support the claim
0 claims
United StatesApproved: Cushing's disease (SC); acromegaly (LAR)
EU/EEAApproved: Cushing's disease (SC, LAR); acromegaly (LAR)
United KingdomApproved: same

Key studies

StudyDesign/populationExposure studiedEndpoints and resultLimitations
CSOM230B2305, , N=162, Cushing's disease pasireotide 600–900 mcg BIDUFC normalized in 15–26% at month 6Uncontrolled; high discontinuation (43%)
PAOLA, N=198, acromegaly uncontrolled on first-gen SSAPasireotide LAR 40–60 mg q4wk vs octreotide LAR 30 mgBiochemical response 15–20% vs 0% (p<0.001)No ; sponsor selection bias
CSOM230B2306Extension of B2305, Cushing's diseaseLong-term pasireotide SCSustained UFC control in respondersSelected population

Dose and administration evidence

Approved labeled regimen

The label summary below is product-, indication-, and jurisdiction-specific; consult the full current label and a licensed clinician/pharmacist.

Cushing's disease (Signifor ): 0.6 mg SC BID initial, titrate to 0.9 mg SC BID based on tolerability and response. Acromegaly (Signifor LAR): 40 mg q4wk initial, maximum 60 mg. Cushing's disease (Signifor LAR): 10 mg IM q4wk initial, maximum 40 mg.

Studied regimens (not recommendations)

  • Phase 3 Cushing's: 0.6–0.9 mg SC BID.

  • PAOLA: pasireotide LAR 40–60 mg IM q4wk.

What is not established

  • Efficacy beyond 2 years in controlled settings.

  • Optimal sequencing after surgery or radiation.

  • No established or recommended human dose for unapproved indications.

Safety

Established label risks

  • Hyperglycemia: Very high rate (~73% in Cushing's phase 3). Diabetic ketoacidosis reported. Monitor glucose aggressively; antidiabetic therapy often required.

  • Gallbladder: Cholelithiasis (33% with LAR in acromegaly studies).

  • Cardiovascular: QT prolongation (caution/monitoring; not a contraindication per label); bradycardia.

  • Endocrine: Hypocortisolism (may require glucocorticoid replacement).

  • GI: Nausea, diarrhea, steatorrhea.

  • Hepatic: ALT/AST elevations.

  • Injection site: Pain, granuloma (LAR).

Human-study signals

  • Cushing's disease phase 3: hyperglycemia 73%; diabetes developed in 36%.

  • PAOLA: cholelithiasis 33% vs 14% octreotide; hyperglycemia 30%.

Unknowns and product-quality risks

  • Long-term cardiovascular outcomes with chronic hyperglycemia.

  • Research-grade material may not match Signifor formulation.

  • LAR microsphere preparation requires proper technique.

Interactions and special populations

  • The US labels list no contraindications. Coadministration with drugs that prolong QT may have additive effects and requires caution; baseline and on-treatment ECG/electrolyte monitoring is advised for at-risk patients.

  • Beta-blockers and CCBs for additive bradycardia.

  • Antidiabetic doses often need adjustment.

  • Cyclosporine levels may decrease; monitor.

Regulatory, compounding, and sport notes

  • : Not prohibited.

  • Not scheduled under US CSA.

  • Hyperglycemia monitoring requirement distinguishes from first-gen SSA.

Evidence gaps

  • Glucose management strategy optimized for pasireotide-induced hyperglycemia.

  • Direct comparison to second-line agents for Cushing's disease.

  • Long-term tumor control data for pasireotide LAR in NETs (not approved).

Search notes

  • Databases and registries: DailyMed, PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov, EMA EPAR

  • Search terms: pasireotide, Signifor, SOM230, Cushing's disease, acromegaly

  • Last searched: 2026-08-06

  • Inclusion emphasis: Regulatory labels, pivotal phase 3 trials, safety analyses

Sources

  1. Signifor (pasireotide) prescribing information. DailyMed. https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/drugInfo.cfm?setid=a09a25fc-a5a3-0c82-e053-2995a90a5d74

  2. Signifor LAR (pasireotide) prescribing information. DailyMed. https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/drugInfo.cfm?setid=a0aad470-3f38-af97-e053-2995a90a383a

  3. Colao A, et al. Pasireotide in Cushing's disease (NCT00434148). N Engl J Med. 2012;366(10):914–24. PMID: 22397653.

  4. Gadelha MR, et al. Pasireotide vs octreotide in acromegaly (PAOLA). Lancet Diabetes Endocrinol. 2014;2(11):875–84. PMID: 25260838.

  5. PubChem. Pasireotide. https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/9941444

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Although surgery tends to be first line therapy to treat Cushing's disease, Signifor is a new treatment option for patients when surgery hasn't worked or isn't an option

Mary ParksMDFDA Center for Drug Evaluation and ResearchMedscape Medical NewsAccessed 2026-08-09

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質問

What is pasireotide?

Pasireotide (Signifor) is a cyclohexapeptide somatostatin analog with broader receptor binding (SSTR1,2,3,5) than octreotide or lanreotide. It is FDA- and EMA-approved for Cushing's disease (2012) and acromegaly (2014). Its structure lacks cysteine residues and the disulfide bridge found in octapeptide somatostatin analogs.

Is pasireotide FDA-approved?

Yes. Pasireotide (Signifor) is FDA-approved for Cushing's disease (2012), and Signifor LAR is approved for acromegaly (2014). Both are also approved by EMA. It differs from first-generation somatostatin analogs by binding to a broader range of somatostatin receptors (SSTR1,2,3,5).

What evidence supports pasireotide for Cushing's disease?

The phase 3 trial CSOM230B2305 (Colao A, et al. N Engl J Med. 2012, PMID: 22397653) was an open-label, single-arm study in 162 patients. UFC normalized at month 6 in 15% and 26% of patients on the two studied regimens. Limitations include no comparator arm and a high discontinuation rate (43%).

Is pasireotide the same as octreotide?

No. Pasireotide is a cyclohexapeptide somatostatin analog structurally distinct from octapeptide analogs like octreotide. It has broader receptor binding (SSTR1,2,3,5) compared to octreotide (primarily SSTR2 and SSTR5). It lacks cysteine residues and the disulfide bridge found in octreotide.

What are pasireotide's main safety signals?

Hyperglycemia is the most prominent risk — occurring in about 73% of patients in the Cushing's disease phase 3 trial, with diabetes developing in 36% and diabetic ketoacidosis reported. Cholelithiasis occurred in 33% with the long-acting formulation in acromegaly studies. Other risks include QT prolongation, bradycardia, hypocortisolism, and ALT/AST elevations.

Is pasireotide prohibited in sport?

No. Pasireotide is not prohibited by WADA according to the 2026 Prohibited List. It is also not scheduled under the US Controlled Substances Act.

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