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"A morning cortisol is the most effective clinical predictor of short synacthen test outcome": A tertiary care centre experience

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By Mathara Diddhenipothage SAD, Beck KJ, Amiyangoda GK, Tomlinson JW
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Objective: Increasing referrals to Endocrinology with nonspecific symptoms of suspected adrenal insufficiency (AI) has increased use of the short-synacthen test (SST). Prevailing resource and safety concerns emphasise importance of patient selection criterion to optimise SST use. This study aimed to (1) document the adverse event profile of the SST (2) identify any pretest predictors of SST outcome.
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