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The frequency occurrence of the cardiovascular disease modifiable risk factors at girls with Turner syndrome
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Mając na względzie różnorodność problemów zdrowotnych na jakie narażone są pacjentki z zespołem Turnera, wykonano badania biochemiczne krwi (lipidogram) oraz pomiary antropometryczne u pacjentek w wieku 8-27 lat leczonych w Uniwersyteckim Szpitalu Dziecięcym w Krakowie. W najmłodszej grupie wiekowej 8-12 lat aż 57,14% dziewcząt ma ryzyko nadmiernej masy ciała lub nadwagę. W grupie wiekowej od 12 do 18 lat 41,66 % badanych ma nadwagę lub otyłość, a 16,67% ma ryzyko nadmiernej masy ciała. Natomiast w grupie wiekowej powyżej 18 lat aż 66,77% uczestniczek badania ma otyłość I, II lub III stopnia. Ponadto badanie potwierdza, że poziom frakcji lipidowych we krwi jest istotnie skorelowany z wieloma parametrami antropometrycznymi i stosowaną terapią. U badanych zaznacza się korelacja pomiędzy długością trwania terapii hCH oraz a-a (szerokość barków - odległość między punktami acromion-acromion), ic-ic (szerokość bioder - odległość między punktami iliocristale-iliocristale), PPM (Podstawowa Przemiana Materii) i poziomem frakcji cholesterolowej HDL we krwi u pacjentek z zespołem Turnera. Kariotyp różnicuje badane dziewczęta pod względem poziomu TC we krwi, a kategoria wiekowa różnicuje badane dziewczęta pod względem poziomu frakcji cholesterolowej HDL we krwi.
Bearing in mind the variety and complexity of the health problems that patients with Turner syndrome are exposed to, biochemical blood examinations and anthropometric measurements were performed in patients with Turner syndrome aged 8 to 27, treated at the University Children’s Hospital in Krakow. In the youngest age group, 8-12 years, as many as 57.14% of girls run the risk of excessive body weight or are overweight. In the age group 12 to 18 years, 41.66% of subjects are overweight or obese, and 16.67% run the risk of excessive body weight. In the age group over 18 years, however, as many as 66.77% of study subjects have overweight of I, II or III degree. Furthermore, the study confirms that blood level of lipid fractions is significantly correlated with many anthropometric parameters and the therapy applied. There is a marked correlation in the subjects between duration of hGH therapy and a-a (shoulder width - acromion-acromion length), ic-ic (hip width - iliocristale-iliocristale), BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate) and blood level of the HDL cholesterol fraction. The karyotype differentiates the girls examined with regard to the blood level of TC. Age category, however, differentiates the girls examined with regard to the blood level of the HDL cholesterol fraction.
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402-412
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- Collegium Medicum Uniwersytetu Jagiellonskiego, Krakow
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