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Table 2.

Urinary Free Cortisol, Morning Salivary Cortisol Levels, and Adrenal Autoantibodies in the Cohort

	Morning Salivary Cortisol (>0.265 μg/dL)	24-h UFC (17–136 μg/24 h)	Adrenal Autoantibodies	Response to ACTH Test (>18 μg/dL)	Fatigue (CTCAE 4.03)
1	—	39.5	Negative	Impaired	Yes
2	0.218	30.9	Negative	Impaired	Yes
3	0.236	45.2	Negative	Impaired	Yes
4	0.325	—	Negative	Normal	Yes
5	—	44.3	Negative	Normal	Yes
6	0.272	—	Negative	Normal	No
7	0.246	—	Negative	Impaired	Yes
8	0.473	47.1	Negative	Normal	Yes
9	0.241	—	Negative	Impaired	Yes
10	0.364	35.4	Negative	Normal	Yes
11	0.192	35.7	Negative	Impaired	Yes
12	0.261	—	Negative	Normal	No

	Morning Salivary Cortisol (>0.265 μg/dL)	24-h UFC (17–136 μg/24 h)	Adrenal Autoantibodies	Response to ACTH Test (>18 μg/dL)	Fatigue (CTCAE 4.03)
1	—	39.5	Negative	Impaired	Yes
2	0.218	30.9	Negative	Impaired	Yes
3	0.236	45.2	Negative	Impaired	Yes
4	0.325	—	Negative	Normal	Yes
5	—	44.3	Negative	Normal	Yes
6	0.272	—	Negative	Normal	No
7	0.246	—	Negative	Impaired	Yes
8	0.473	47.1	Negative	Normal	Yes
9	0.241	—	Negative	Impaired	Yes
10	0.364	35.4	Negative	Normal	Yes
11	0.192	35.7	Negative	Impaired	Yes
12	0.261	—	Negative	Normal	No

Patients reported in bold have an impaired response to ACTH stimulation test and consistently low morning salivary cortisol levels.

Abbreviation: UFC, urinary free cortisol.