In our outpatient setting of dyslipidemic children, the finding of high TG and low HDL levels helps in discriminating patients with MetS, especially when associated with increased BMI-SDS, insulin resistance and high SBP. Our data highlight the presence of a cluster of conditions that concurrently increased the cardiovascular risk already in childhood and, therefore, that had to be globally investigated.
The Risk of Metabolic Syndrome among Dyslipidemic Children and Adolescents / Predieri, Barbara; Colombini, Giulia; Mazzoni, Silvia; Bruzzi, Patrizia; Lucaccioni, Laura. - In: HORMONE RESEARCH IN PAEDIATRICS. - ISSN 1663-2818. - 84:S 1(2015), pp. 417-417. (Intervento presentato al convegno 54th Annual ESPE Meeting tenutosi a Barcelona).
The Risk of Metabolic Syndrome among Dyslipidemic Children and Adolescents
PREDIERI, Barbara;Mazzoni, Silvia;BRUZZI, Patrizia;Lucaccioni, Laura
2015
Abstract
In our outpatient setting of dyslipidemic children, the finding of high TG and low HDL levels helps in discriminating patients with MetS, especially when associated with increased BMI-SDS, insulin resistance and high SBP. Our data highlight the presence of a cluster of conditions that concurrently increased the cardiovascular risk already in childhood and, therefore, that had to be globally investigated.
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