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. 2018 Dec 3;104(5):1484–1490. doi: 10.1210/jc.2018-02238

Table 1.

Clinical Phenotypes of the Patients Included in the Study

Patient ID Clinical Diagnosis a Sex Age
Hormonal Studies
Other Findings
At Diagnosis Current Cortisol ACTH Response to ACTH Aldosterone Renin
ACTHR01.03 AAAS M 1 y 14 y Low High
ACTHR06.03 AAAS M 11 mo 28 y Low Suboptimal
ACTHR09.03 FGD F 3 mo N/A Low High Normal Normal
ALS17.03 AAAS F 8 mo 14 y Normal Normal
ALS20.03 FGD F 2 y 16 y Low High
ALS21.03 AAAS M 4 y 16 y Low Low Yes FGF10 mutation
ALS22.03 FGD F 6 d 18 y Low High No Normal Low
ALS23.03 AAAS F 4 y N/A Low High No Normal Normal
ALS25.03 AAAS M 2 y N/A High Yes Normal
ALS25.04 AAAS M 5 wk N/A High Normal
ALS26.03 FGD M 7 y N/A Low High Suboptimal Normal Normal GHD
ALS27.03 FGD F 8 y N/A Low High No Normal Normal
ALS28.03 AAAS F 2 y N/A Low
ALS29.03 AAAS M 1.5 y N/A Low High
ALS30.01 AAAS F 3 y N/A Low High
ALS30.03 AAAS M Undetectable High
ALS32.05 AAAS M 18 y N/A Low Low
ALS33.05 FGD M 8 y N/A Low Low No
ALS34.03 FGD F 3 y N/A Low High No Normal
ALS35.03 FGD M 3 y 6 y Low High No Normal
ALS35.08 FGD F 15 y 16 y No

Abbreviation: N/A, not available.

a

Parameters for clinical diagnosis of AAAS and FGD as stated in Materials and Methods. Cortisol levels are presented in nmol/L (normal morning cortisol, 193–607); ACTH levels are presented in pmol/L (normal, 1.1 to 11.4). For aldosterone and renin, normal is reported based on the laboratory value or on a lack of symptoms in patients on glucocorticoid supplementation only.