Rodríguez NIL, Fuentes SIL, Tamayo CR, García MMT

Language: Spanish
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ABSTRACT

An observational analytic cross study was carried out with the objective to analyze the behavior of metabolic syndrome in children and adolescents with malnutrition for excess of Camaguey municipality, as well as to determ the prevalence of it and the possible relation of the central adiposity and dislipidemies, arterial hypertension and the insulin resistance, among other variables, the universe was conformed by 77 children from 3 to 17 years age of Camaguey municipality selected according to inclusion and exclusion criterions for this investigation. To the children the following variables were determined: circumference of the waistline and the coxa, the systolic and diastolic arterial tension, as well as blood levels of glucose, triglycerides, insulin and fatty. The statistics relationship between anthropometric measures and biochemistry parameters established were concerned. The results constitute a contribution to value the prevalence of metabolic syndrome in early ages. Also it is useful to validate de Cuban classification proposal of this entity, its sensibility and particularization in the diagnosis of insulin resistance, the one allows to define future strategies of obesity and sedentary prevention in children population of Camaguey municipality.

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