1 emain, particularly in the identification of secondary adrenal insufficiency.

2 0.45 (CI, 0.30 to 0.60) for the diagnosis of secondary adrenal insufficiency.

3 endocrine evaluation of suspected primary or secondary adrenal insufficiency.

4 s did not differ significantly (P > 0.5) for secondary adrenal insufficiency.

5 fficiency (250-microg cosyntropin test), and secondary adrenal insufficiency (1-microg cosyntropin te

6 insufficiency (250-microg cosyntropin test), secondary adrenal insufficiency (250-microg cosyntropin

7                Four of the nine patients had secondary adrenal insufficiency as determined by a norma

8 moval of ACTH or cortisol-secreting tumours, secondary adrenal insufficiency ensues because of the pr

9 y was significantly greater than the AUC for secondary adrenal insufficiency for the high-dose cosynt

10                             The frequency of secondary adrenal insufficiency in sepsis remains open t

11 , but the lower sensitivity in patients with secondary adrenal insufficiency necessitates use of test

12                                          For secondary adrenal insufficiency, only studies that strat

13 es with fewer than 5 persons with primary or secondary adrenal insufficiency or with fewer than 10 pe

14                    Of the four patients with secondary adrenal insufficiency, two had a history of am