Hemorheological changes in obese children and the effect of weight loss

A Craveri; G Tornaghi; L Paganardi; Roberto Ranieri; S. Cietto; Silvia Scaglioni; Roberto Bellù; Marcello Giovannini

doi:10.3233/ch-1992-12410

January 1, 1992Clinical Hemorheology and Microcirculation

Hemorheological changes in obese children and the effect of weight loss

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Does weight loss improve hemorheological changes in obese children?

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Does weight loss improve hemorheological changes in obese children?

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Population

168 obese children (84 males and 84 females) and 86 non-obese children

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Intervention

Weight loss

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Comparator

Non-obese children and/or pre-weight loss baseline

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Outcome

Blood rheology measurements (whole blood viscosity, plasma viscosity, erythrocyte viscosity, hematocrit and fibrinogen), total cholesterol, and triglyceridessurrogate

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Altered hemorheology in obese children may warrant monitoring; leaves open whether weight loss improves these parameters.

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