González-Álvarez JA, Ramírez-Cordero H, Luevanos-Velázquez A, Rodríguez-Rodríguez, JG; Esparza-Rubio D, Pérez-Castillo MG, Rivera-Montero R, Zepeda-Alfaro MD, Laureano-Eugenio J, Zenteno-Covarrubias G, Silva-Pavia HE

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ABSTRACT

TARGET: Characterize to the worker of central office of SSJ with metabolic syndrome, 2013. It took out a study descriptive, Material and method: observational study between July and December of 2013, with the participation of 523 active workers, at the date of the study, formed by personnel of administrative, medic and paramedic area, together with general services that accept to participate voluntary and informed. Obtaining with the sample 123 workers with clinic data of metabolic syndrome, of which some variables of interest were analyzed, calculating frequencies, measures of central tendency and percentage. Results: of 123 workers diagnosed with metabolic syndrome 64 (53%) were women and 59 (47%) were men, age group from 40 to 49 years old were the most aff ected, with 40 (32.5%)following the age group from 50 to 59 with 36 (29.2%). Th e body mass index (BMI) was the parameter that best repeated with 47 (52.8%) of women and 58 (51.7%) in men. It was the waist.

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