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Hypothalamic‐pituitary adrenal function in end‐stage non‐alcoholic liver disease

Abstract Patients with end‐stage liver disease have significant mortality often associated with intercurrent episodes of bleeding or sepsis. Intact adrenal function is essential in such situations. In order to test the hypothesis that adrenal insufficiency might be present in severe liver disease, hypothalamic‐pituitary adrenal function was evaluated in patients with end‐stage liver disease awaiting transplantation.