Evaluation of Child Growth Status

Петеркова, В. А.; Таранушенко, Т. Е.; Kiseleva, N.G.; Теппер, Е. А.; Терентьева, О. А.

doi:10.21518/2079-701x-2016-07-28-35

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“…В детском возрасте ожирение в основном обусловлено избыточным уровнем поступления калорий в сочетании с низким уровнем физической активности [2][3][4][5][6]30]. Перераспределение компонентного состава тела у детей и подростков с ожирением приводит к повышению процентного содержания ЖМ и снижению доли АКМ.…”

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Serum nesfatin in overweight and obese children

Базарный¹,

Ануфриева²,

Мaksimova³

et al. 2020

Obes. metabol.

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BACKGROUND: Obesity is one of the most common children diseases. In present time it is being actively studied the natural hormones role in the pathogenesis of obesity. AIMS: To determine the relationship between serum nesfatin level with impaired lipid metabolism in school age children with overweight and obesity. MATERIALS AND METHODS: The study included children with overweight and obesity (case) and healthy children with normal body mass (control) aged 9 to 15 years. All children were determined by concentration in cholesterol blood and its factions, apoA-1, apoB. Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (Bio Human Nesfatin Enzyme Immunoassay Kit). RESULTS: Groups of patients with overweight and obesity (n = 53) and healthy children (n = 31) were comparable by age and sex. In obese children, a significant decrease in the level of nesfatin-1 was revealed compared with the group with normal body weight. In cases of children obesity there is a marked decrease in the concentration of nesfatin-1 in serum, especially expressed in the dyslipidemia presence. The nesfatin-1 level are negatively correlated to BMI and body fat content. CONCLUSIONS: The obtained data suggest that along with the known key role of nesfatin in the regulation of eating behavior and appetite, it also affects anthropometric indicators, primarily associated with the accumulation of excess fat mass. Based on the data obtained, nesfatin-1 should be considered as a possible marker for the development of obesity in children.

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Serum nesfatin in overweight and obese children

Базарный¹,

Ануфриева²,

Мaksimova³

et al. 2020

Obes. metabol.

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Assessment of physical and sexual development of adolescents in the practice of a family doctor

Parkhomenko¹,

Strashok²,

Zavelya³

et al. 2020

Shidnoevr. z. vnutr. simejnoi med.

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Epidemiological Aspects of Contemporary Physical Development in Children

KOVALENKO,

LARIONOVA,

MULLAKHMETOVA

2023

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Objective: To study the current epidemiological trends related to PD in children Methods: In 2015-2016, a cross-sectional one-stage study was conducted to examine the PD of children. The body height and weight were determined during the examination program using standardized equipment and accepted methodology. The Body Mass Index (BMI, Quetelet's index) was expressed in kg/m2 , along with SD values (standard deviation) for both height and BMI. We utilized BMI-for-age percentile growth charts. Results: : 9,662 children between the ages of 1 and 17 were assessed, with 49.7% boys and 50.3% girls. The sample was split equally between urban and rural areas, with 50.0% residing in each. The age distribution of the participants was divided into five age groups: 1-2 y/o (14.5%), 3-6 y/o (19.6%), 7-11 y/o (30.7%), 12-14 y/o (19.1%), and 15-17 y/o (16.1%). Of those surveyed, 65.8% had an average height, 19.0% were below average or short, and 15.2% were above average and tall. The height 2SD below and above the mean height for age and gender was found in 3.7% and 2.7% of children, respectively. Most below-average and low height values were found in early and preschool ages. In boys, gender characteristics were associated with more significant variations in heights towards low and high values. Research shows that children residing in urban areas tend to have better physical development than those in rural areas. Conclusion: Data have been gathered on the current PD of children, focusing on age, gender, and geographical factors.

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Evaluation of Child Growth Status

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Serum nesfatin in overweight and obese children

Serum nesfatin in overweight and obese children

Assessment of physical and sexual development of adolescents in the practice of a family doctor

Epidemiological Aspects of Contemporary Physical Development in Children

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