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Table 1 Summary of all four patients with medical conditions, treatment plan and observed side effects

From: Treatment with long-acting lanreotide autogel in early infancy in patients with severe neonatal hyperinsulinism

Clinical characteristics

Patient #1

Patient #2

Patient #3

Patient #4

Age at presentation

hypoglycaemia DOL 1

hypoglycaemia DOL 1

hypoglycaemia at birth

hypoglycaemia DOL1

Mutation

homozygous c.563A > G

(ABCC8)

homozygous c.1176G > C

(ABCC8)

mosaic paternal UPD 11

mosaic paternal UPD 11

Associated syndromic condition

no

no

yes, BWS

yes, BWS

Treatment prior to LAN-ATG

DZ p.o. 10 mg/kg/d

OCT sc. 43 μg/kg/d

GLUC sc. max. 50 μg/kg/d

carbohydrates 154 g/d p.o.

DZ p.o. 14 mg/kg/d

OCT sc. 36 μg/kg/d

GLUC sc. max. 84 μg/kg/d

carbohydrates 100 g/d p.o.

DZ p.o. 10 mg/kg/d

carbohydrates 69 g/d p.o.

DZ p.o. 10 mg/kg/d

OCT sc. 40 μg/kg/d

carbohydrates 78 g/d

p.o. and i.v.

LAN-ATG treatment

30–90 mg/month

(4.8–6.9 mg/kg)

30–90 mg/month

(5–7.5 mg/kg)

1× 30 mg

(5.3 mg/kg)

60 mg/14d-90 mg/month

(9.5–13.6 mg/kg)

Carbohydrates after LAN-ATG

64.2 g/d p.o.

63.6 g/d p.o.

63 g/d p.o.

78 g/d p.o.

Duration of LAN-ATG treatment

25 months

23 months

single injection

3 months

Additional medication

none

none

none

DZ 8 mg/kg/d

Side effects of LAN-ATG

nodules at injection site

pre-existing cholelithiasis

nodules at injection site

pre-existing biliary sludge

none

nodules at injection site

  1. DOL days of life, UPD uniparental disomy, BWS Beckwith Wiedemann syndrome, DZ Diazoxide, OCT octreotide, GLUC glucagon, and LAN-ATG lanreotide autogel