THE is a terminal metabolite of cortisone. This metabolite along with the other terminal metabolites can be used to determine metabolized cortisol. Research in elevations or low levels of single terminal metabolites is limited, assessing metabolized cortisol and daily output may provide more clinically relevant information.
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