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Although there is no universal definition in children or adolescence, recent estimates indicate that approximately 2-10% of youth possess the metabolic syndrome phenotype. Since there is no clear definition and the prevalence rate is relatively low, several authors have derived a continuous score representing a composite risk factor index (i.e., the metabolic syndrome score). This paper provides an overview of the derivation and utility of the continuous metabolic syndrome score in pediatric epidemiological research.
Joey C. Eisenmann (Tue,) studied this question.
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