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mutation and/or a history of medical treatment with SRL before surgery. Biochemical assessment was performed 3 months after surgery by oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) and evaluations of IGF1 levels. Patients were considered non-cured based on nonsuppressible GH levels on OGTT and plasma IGF1 levels higher than those of age-matched normal subjects. Medical therapy with OCT-LAR was started at a dose of 20 mg every 4 weeks, and the dose was increased to 30 mg in patients with non-controlled disease after 3 months of therapy. The efficacy of medical therapy was evaluated during the last patient visit. Patients were considered to have non-controlled disease if they had plasma IGF1 levels greater than those of age-matched normal subjects or basal GH levels O1.0 ng/ml after at least 6 months of treatment with OCT-LAR at a dosage of 30 mg. The AIP and SSTR2 expressions were analyzed through immunohistochemistry in paraffin-embedded

AIP expression in sporadic somatotropinomas is a predictor of the response to octreotide LAR therapy independent of SSTR2 expression