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KMID : 1234920070070020061
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Journal of Korean Oriental Association for Study of Obesity
2007 Volume.7 No. 2 p.61 ~ p.75
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Analysis of Factors related with Early Bony Maturation During the Growth Period
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Lee Kyung-Hee
Lee Ah-Reum
Yoon Seon-Hee
Shin Hyun-Taeg
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Abstract
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Objectives: The purpose of this study was to investigate correlation between obese degree, result of hair tissue mineral analysis and bony maturation. And we also wanted to compare the differences between early bony maturation group(EBM) and late bony maturation group(LBM).
Methods: 146 subjects who visited growth clinic were measured by BMI, PBF(percent body fat), percent BMI, bone age esimation and HTMA(hair tissue mineral analysis). The patients were classified into two groups - EBM, LBM group - according to the gap of bone age and chronological age. It was analysed that the correlation of bony maturation and obese degree, nutritional elements, heavy metals, significant ratio of nutritional elements. Also, analysed the differences between groups.
Results: 1. BMI, percent BMI had a correlation with bony maturation, PBF however didn’t have a correlation with it. 2. Ca, Mg, Zn and P had a positive correlation with bony maturation, and also K, Cr and Mo had a negative correlation. 3. U, As and Cd had a negative correlation with bony maturation. 4. Ca/P, Na/K, Ca/K and Zn/Cu had a positive correlation with bony maturation, and also Na/Mg, Ca/Mg had a negative correlation. 5. Percent BMI, Ca, Mg, Mn and Ca/p were higher in EBM group. 6. K, Mo and Hg were lower in EBM group.
Conclusion: According to this study it could be suggested that maintaining proper percent BMI and accumulation of nutritional elements, heavy metals to prevent early bony maturation.
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KEYWORD
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Bony Maturation, BMI, Nutritional Elements, Heavy Metals, HTMA(hair tissue mineral analysis)
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