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Tesamorelin

Stabilized GHRH analogue

Tesamorelin é um análogo de GHRH estudado clinicamente no contexto de acúmulo de gordura abdominal associado ao HIV.[1]

Reviewed 2026-09-02

01 / Overview

Quick facts

Somente campos atualmente documentados aparecem neste registro.

class
GHRH analogue
receptor
GHRHR
primary Axis
GH / IGF-1
research Status
Approved drug

What is it studied for?

established
Visceral adipose tissue in people with HIV

The indexed randomized trial measured visceral and liver fat over six months.

02 / Mechanism

Mechanism of action

Fluxo estruturado para navegação. Uma seta indica sequência conceitual, não necessariamente interação direta.

Tesamorelin
GHRHR
Pituitary GH release
IGF-1 axis

03 / Evidence synthesis

What does the evidence actually show?

As categorias evitam misturar evidência humana, dados pré-clínicos e plausibilidade mecanística. A cobertura desta versão não é uma revisão sistemática.

established

Data not indexed yet.

supported

Data not indexed yet.

preliminary

Data not indexed yet.

preclinical

Data not indexed yet.

mechanistic

Data not indexed yet.

Unsupported / exaggerated

Claims review not indexed yet.

04 / Published protocols

Dosing reported in published human studies

The values reproduce protocols described in published research. They are not recommendations, prescriptions or clinical guidance.

Dosing reported in published human studies
StudyPopulationNRouteDose reportedFrequencyDurationDesignPrimary outcomeReference
Takara L. Stanley et al.Antiretroviral-treated adults with HIV and abdominal fat accumulation50Subcutaneous2 mgDaily6 monthshuman-rct · not-extractedVisceral adipose tissue; Liver fatOpen

06 / Safety

Safety & Adverse Events

Reported findings

Data not indexed yet. Lack of indexed harm data is not evidence of safety.

Pharmacological concerns

Data not indexed yet. Lack of indexed harm data is not evidence of safety.

Unknowns

Data not indexed yet. Lack of indexed harm data is not evidence of safety.

07 / Source literature

Studies

1 indexed

Multiple entry points

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09 / References

References

  1. [1]

    Takara L. Stanley, Meghan N. Feldpausch, Jinhee Oh, Karen L. Branch, Hang Lee, Martin Torriani, Steven K. Grinspoon. Effect of tesamorelin on visceral fat and liver fat in HIV-infected patients with abdominal fat accumulation: a randomized clinical trial. JAMA. 2014.