DYSLIPIDEMIA IN ADOLESCENTS LIVING IN A CITY OF PARANÁ AND ASSOCIATION WITH ABDOMINAL OBESITY

Pavão, Fernando Henrique; Schiavoni, Durcelina; Pizzi, Juliana; Silva, Karina Elaine de Souza; Serassuelo Junior, Helio

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ARTIGOS ORIGINAIS • Rev. educ. fis. UEM 26 (3) • Sept 2015 • https://doi.org/10.4025/reveducfis.v26i3.26740 copy

DYSLIPIDEMIA IN ADOLESCENTS LIVING IN A CITY OF PARANÁ AND ASSOCIATION WITH ABDOMINAL OBESITY

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The aim of this study was to investigate associations of abdominal obesity, and changes in lipid profile (LP) of adolescents. We randomly selected 650 adolescents from a city of Paraná. For abdominal obesity was measured waist circumference (WC), to verify LP blood collection was performed which determined the dosages of triglycerides, total cholesterol, high and low density lipoproteins. Statistical analysis was performed using the chi-square test (x²⁾ followed by bivariate analysis with value expressed in odds ratio and significance of p <0.05. For girls with WC above recommended, the risk ranged from 2.28 to 6.79 times more likely to inappropriate LP and up to seven times more likely to develop dyslipidemia. For boys with WC was increased up to 22 times more likely to TG increased. Thus, against abdominal obesity, the girls showed a higher risk of dyslipidemia.

Keywords:
Dyslipidemias; Obesity; Adolescent.

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[1] Endereço para correspondência: Durcelina Schiavoni, Rua: Julio Assis Cavalheiro, 2000 - Industrial Francisco Beltrão - Paraná/Brasil, CEP: 86601-000, E-mail: dudaschiavoni@unipar.br

Feminino (N = 362)	Masculino N = (288)	P
Feminino (N = 362)	Masculino N = (288)	P	Idade (anos)	14,0 (3,0)	14,0 (2,0)	0,100
Peso (kg)	50,7 (13,0)	55,4 (17,2)	0,000
Estatura (cm)	159,0 (10,5)	165,0 (16,5)	0,000
IMC (kg/m²⁾	20,0 (4,2)	20,3 (4,0)	0,889
CC (cm)	69,0 (9,8)	68,0 (9,6)	0,301
CT (mg/dL)	154,5 (39,0)	145,5 (43)	0,077
HDL (mg/dL)	47,0 (12,0)	47,0 (14)	0,439
TG (mg/dL)	64,0 (41,0)	64,5 (41)	0,840
LDL (mg/dL)	90,9 (33,0)	85,0 (35)	0,160

Feminino n(%)		p-valor	Masculino n(%)		p-valor	CC normal	CC acima	CC normal	CC acima
CT	Normal	257 (75,4%)	11 (52,4%)	0,038	211 (75,1%)	5 (71,4%)	1,000
CT	Acima	84 (24,6%)	10 (47,6%)	0,038	70 (24,9%)	2 (28,6%)	1,000
HDL	Normal	218 (63,9%)	7 (33,3%)	0,010	171 (60,9%)	2 (28,6%)	0,120
HDL	Abaixo	123 (36,1%)	14 (66,7%)	0,010	110 (39,1%)	5 (71,4%)	0,120
TG	Normal	315 (92,4%)	17 (81,0%)	0,085	265 (94,3%)	3 (42,9%)	0,001
TG	Acima	26 (7,6%)	4 (19,0%)	0,085	16 (5,4%)	4 (57,1%)	0,001
LDL	Normal	326 (95,6%)	16 (76,2%)	0,004	258 (91,8%)	5 (71,4%)	0,116
LDL	Acima	15 (4,4%)	5 (23,8%)	0,004	23 (8,2%)	2 (28,6%)	0,116
DISL	Sem	146 (42,8%)	2 (9,5%)	0,005	109 (38,8%)	0 (0,0%)	0,047
Com	195 (57,2%)	19 (90,5%)	172 (61,2%)	7 (100%)

Fatores de Risco	Feminino (N=362)	Masculino (N=288)
CT	2,781 (1,141 - 6,780)	1,206 (0,229 - 6,354)
HDL	3,545 (1,393 - 9,019)	3,886 (0,741 - 20,383)
TG	2,851 (0,893 - 9,096)	22,083 (4,550 - 107,181)
LDL	6,792 (2,195 - 21,019)	4,487 (0,824 - 24,424)
DISL	7,113 (1,631 - 31,020)	E