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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Oct 14.
Published in final edited form as: Horm Metab Res. 2008 Sep 25;40(11):813–818. doi: 10.1055/s-0028-1087186

Table 1.

Abnormal biochemical test conducted in 20 patients with Cushing’s syndrome.

Patient Abnormal bio-chemical test Test
1 Salivary F X3 Night F 17OHS X5
2 Salivary F X1 UFC X1
3 Night F UFC X2
4 Salivary F X2 UFC X3
5 Salivary F X3 Night F UFC X1 17OHS X2
6 Salivary F X3 Night F 17OHS X1
7 Salivary F X2 Night F 17OHS X1
8 Salivary F X1 17OHS X2
9 Salivary F X1 17OHS X3
10 Night F UFC X1 17OHS X1
11 Salivary F X2 UFC X1
12 Salivary F X3 UFC X1 17 OHS X1
13 Salivary F X4 Night F UFC X1 17 OHS X1
14 UFC X3 17 OHS X4
15 Salivary F X2 UFC X4 17 OHS X4
16 Salivary F X2 Night F UFC X4 17 OHS X1
17 Salivary F X1 UFC X1 17 OHS X3
18 UFC X1 17 OHS X3
19 Salivary F X4 17 OHS X1
20 UFC X4 17 OHS X2

F: cortisol; UFC: urinary free cortisol; 17OHS: 17-hydroxycorticosteroids; Salivary F: salivary cortisol. Salivary F was collected at 2300 ± 0030 h (abnormal value of cortisol >4.3mmol/l). Night F plasma cortisol was collected between 2300±0100h (abnormal value-cortisol ≥ 207nmol/L). UFC and 17OHS were collected from 0800 to 0800h the following day (abnormal value of UFC >94nmol/day, 17OHS >16.6 μmol/day)