Figure 2
Urinary glucocorticoid metabolites defining ACRD/CRD. (A) Children. All diagnosed CRD/ACRD children (n=5; ACRD: closed circle, 6 years; closed triangle, 7 years; closed square, 4 years; CRD: open circle, 8 years; open triangle, 13 years) plotted on a log scale for a range of glucocorticoid metabolites found in urine, plotted against an age-matched reference cohort (grey box plots: age 1–7 years, n=22, 12 boys and ten girls; white box blots: age 8–14 years, n=31, 13 boys and 18 girls). (B) Adult females. All diagnosed CRD/ACRD adult females (n=5; closed symbols represent ACRD and white circles represent CRD cases) plotted on a log scale for a range of glucocorticoid metabolites found in urine, plotted against an age-matched reference cohort (age 18–63 years; n=89). Box plots represent the interquartile ranges (25th–75th percentiles), and whiskers represent the 5th and 95th percentiles. For steroid abbreviation, please refer to Patients and methods section.

Urinary glucocorticoid metabolites defining ACRD/CRD. (A) Children. All diagnosed CRD/ACRD children (n=5; ACRD: closed circle, 6 years; closed triangle, 7 years; closed square, 4 years; CRD: open circle, 8 years; open triangle, 13 years) plotted on a log scale for a range of glucocorticoid metabolites found in urine, plotted against an age-matched reference cohort (grey box plots: age 1–7 years, n=22, 12 boys and ten girls; white box blots: age 8–14 years, n=31, 13 boys and 18 girls). (B) Adult females. All diagnosed CRD/ACRD adult females (n=5; closed symbols represent ACRD and white circles represent CRD cases) plotted on a log scale for a range of glucocorticoid metabolites found in urine, plotted against an age-matched reference cohort (age 18–63 years; n=89). Box plots represent the interquartile ranges (25th–75th percentiles), and whiskers represent the 5th and 95th percentiles. For steroid abbreviation, please refer to Patients and methods section.

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