Physical growth pattern among adolescents from Satara District: Using sitting height, leg length, and other anthropometric measurements

Patil, Supriya; Patil, Sanjay; Durgawale, P M

doi:10.4103/jdmimsu.jdmimsu_56_18

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“…Overall, the girls depicted greater chest circumference (10-12 yrs: 2.88 cm and 13-15yrs: 0.40 cm) than boys due to augmentation of fat deposition at early adolescent period. Among school going adolescents from Satara district, Maharashtra, Patil, et al (2018) observed the same trend of greater chest circumference in female than male subjects. Furthermore, Chakrabarty & Bharati (2008) also perceived the similar results among Shabar tribal adolescents of Orissa.…”

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Effect of Mid Anthropometric Variables and Dietary Fat Intake on Trunk Flexibility among Junior Indian Badminton Players

Saha¹,

Nande²

2021

JSR

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Badminton is a fast racket sport, where anthropometric profile and nutritional intake are indispensable factors to maintain sound physique, flexible body and explosive power for successive performance. The present study concerns with impact of player's dietary fat intake & mid anthropometric variables on physical flexibility. A total of 160 badminton players from 10-12 and 13-15 age groups were selected. Specific mid body girths were measured. Trunk skeletal muscle was assessed. ∑torso skinfolds for subcutaneous fat was determined. Dietary fat was calculated by 24 hour's dietary recall method. Physical flexibility was evaluated by trunk rotation test. Statistically the data were verified and correlated. Both the genders exhibited conspicuous increment in body girths with progressive ages. Girls portrayed higher chest & hip circumferences, transverse chest breadth and torso skinfold which owe to substantial fat deposition during puberty period. On the contrary, boys displayed greater waist circumference and biiliac breadth. Higher trunk skeletal muscle in boys specified the musculoskeletal preeminence over girls, even though trunk rotation evidenced superior performance of girls over boys. Inverse correlations of trunk rotation with body girths, skinfold and dietary fat signified opposing impact of these parameters on flexibility, although positive correlation between trunk rotation and % trunk muscle advocated its affirmative effect on flexibility.

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Effect of Mid Anthropometric Variables and Dietary Fat Intake on Trunk Flexibility among Junior Indian Badminton Players

Saha¹,

Nande²

2021

JSR

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“…Figure shows devices with planar and with curved shapes. The examples here involve bending radii (angle) of 108 mm (30°) and 54 mm (60°) matched to the chest circumference of pediatric patients (11–12 ages: ≈65–70 cm) [ 37 ] and newborns (30–35 cm). [ 38 ] When attaching the device to the surfaces of skin with different curvatures (planar, 30° curved, 60° curved), mismatch with the curvature of device results in a resilience associated with elastic forces directed toward returning the bent device to its original shape.…”

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Skin‐Integrated Devices with Soft, Holey Architectures for Wireless Physiological Monitoring, With Applications in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

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Continuous monitoring of vital signs is an essential aspect of operations in neonatal and pediatric intensive care units (NICUs and PICUs), of particular importance to extremely premature and/or critically ill patients. Current approaches require multiple sensors taped to the skin and connected via hard‐wired interfaces to external data acquisition electronics. The adhesives can cause iatrogenic injuries to fragile, underdeveloped skin, and the wires can complicate even the most routine tasks in patient care. Here, materials strategies and design concepts are introduced that significantly improve these platforms through the use of optimized materials, open (i.e., “holey”) layouts and precurved designs. These schemes 1) reduce the stresses at the skin interface, 2) facilitate release of interfacial moisture from transepidermal water loss, 3) allow visual inspection of the skin for rashes or other forms of irritation, 4) enable triggered reduction of adhesion to reduce the probability for injuries that can result from device removal. A combination of systematic benchtop testing and computational modeling identifies the essential mechanisms and key considerations. Demonstrations on adult volunteers and on a neonate in an operating NICUs illustrate a broad range of capabilities in continuous, clinical‐grade monitoring of conventional vital signs, and unconventional indicators of health status.

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“…Size influences the ventilatory response [ 18 ]. The dimensions of the rib cage vary with age during growth [ 19 , 20 , 21 ]. Respiratory muscle strength increases during growth [ 22 ].…”

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Energy Expenditure Estimation in Children, Adolescents and Adults by Using a Respiratory Magnetometer Plethysmography System and a Deep Learning Model

Zhou

Yin

et al. 2022

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Purpose: Energy expenditure is a key parameter in quantifying physical activity. Traditional methods are limited because they are expensive and cumbersome. Additional portable and cheaper devices are developed to estimate energy expenditure to overcome this problem. It is essential to verify the accuracy of these devices. This study aims to validate the accuracy of energy expenditure estimation by a respiratory magnetometer plethysmography system in children, adolescents and adults using a deep learning model. Methods: Twenty-three healthy subjects in three groups (nine adults (A), eight post-pubertal (PP) males and six pubertal (P) females) first sat or stood for six minutes and then performed a maximal graded test on a bicycle ergometer until exhaustion. We measured energy expenditure, oxygen uptake, ventilatory thresholds 1 and 2 and maximal oxygen uptake. The respiratory magnetometer plethysmography system measured four chest and abdomen distances using magnetometers sensors. We trained the models to predict energy expenditure based on the temporal convolutional networks model. Results: The respiratory magnetometer plethysmography system provided accurate energy expenditure estimation in groups A (R2 = 0.98), PP (R2 = 0.98) and P (R2 = 0.97). The temporal convolutional networks model efficiently estimates energy expenditure under sitting, standing and high levels of exercise intensities. Conclusion: Our results proved the respiratory magnetometer plethysmography system’s effectiveness in estimating energy expenditure for different age populations across various intensities of physical activity.

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Physical growth pattern among adolescents from Satara District: Using sitting height, leg length, and other anthropometric measurements

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Effect of Mid Anthropometric Variables and Dietary Fat Intake on Trunk Flexibility among Junior Indian Badminton Players

Effect of Mid Anthropometric Variables and Dietary Fat Intake on Trunk Flexibility among Junior Indian Badminton Players

Skin‐Integrated Devices with Soft, Holey Architectures for Wireless Physiological Monitoring, With Applications in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Energy Expenditure Estimation in Children, Adolescents and Adults by Using a Respiratory Magnetometer Plethysmography System and a Deep Learning Model

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