2014Chinese Journal of Child Health CareRequires access

Study on the association between growth pattern of preschool age and insulin resistance in small for gestaional age infants

Yihua Zhao

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Objective To explore the relationship between growth pattern from birth to preschool age and insulin resistance. Methods Fasting glucose,insulin,HOMA-IR and HOMA-βvalue in 68 small for gestaional age(SGA)infants and 42 appropriate for gestaional age(AGA)infants at age 3-day and 4-year were studied by aprospective study,and the relations with growth pattern were analyzed in 68 SGA infants. Results SGA infants had significantly higher fasting insulin concentration and HOMA-IR value than AGA infants at age 3-day and 4-year(P0.05).No catch-up growth of weight in SGA infants had significantly higher fasting insulin concentration and HOMA-IR value than catch-up growth of weight in SGA infants(P0.01).There was no significant difference in HOMA-βvalue among each groups(P0.05). Conclusions SGA infants display insulin resistance from birth to preschool age.No catch-up growth of weight in SGA infants have higher insulin resistance.The function ofβ-cell of pancreatic islands has no remarkable change.

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Objective To explore the relationship between growth pattern from birth to preschool age and insulin resistance. Methods Fasting glucose,insulin,HOMA-IR and HOMA-βvalue in 68 small for gestaional age(SGA)infants and 42 appropriate for gestaional age(AGA)infants at age 3-day and 4-year were studied by aprospective study,and the relations with growth pattern were analyzed in 68 SGA infants. Results SGA infants had significantly higher fasting insulin concentration and HOMA-IR value than AGA infants at age 3-day and 4-year(P0.05).No catch-up growth of weight in SGA infants had significantly higher fasting insulin concentration and HOMA-IR value than catch-up growth of weight in SGA infants(P0.01).There was no significant difference in HOMA-βvalue among each groups(P0.05). Conclusions SGA infants display insulin resistance from birth to preschool age.No catch-up growth of weight in SGA infants have higher insulin resistance.The function ofβ-cell of pancreatic islands has no remarkable change.

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Objective To explore the relationship between growth pattern from birth to preschool age and insulin resistance. Methods Fasting glucose,insulin,HOMA-IR and HOMA-βvalue in 68 small for gestaional age(SGA)infants and 42 appropriate for gestaional age(AGA)infants at age 3-day and 4-year were studied by aprospective study,and the relations with growth pattern were analyzed in 68 SGA infants. Results SGA infants had significantly higher fasting insulin concentration and HOMA-IR value than AGA infants at age 3-day and 4-year(P0.05).No catch-up growth of weight in SGA infants had significantly higher fasting insulin concentration and HOMA-IR value than catch-up growth of weight in SGA infants(P0.01).There was no significant difference in HOMA-βvalue among each groups(P0.05). Conclusions SGA infants display insulin resistance from birth to preschool age.No catch-up growth of weight in SGA infants have higher insulin resistance.The function ofβ-cell of pancreatic islands has no remarkable change.

Key concepts: Insulin resistance, Medicine, Birth weight, Insulin, Small for gestational age, Internal medicine, Significant difference, Pediatrics

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