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대한한방소아과학회 대한한방소아과학회지 대한한방소아과학회지 제28권 제4호
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2014.1
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147 - 156 (10page)

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ObjectivesThe purpose of this study is to evaluate the current growth via Growth indices, Obesity indices, Metabolic riskfactors of Multicultural Families' Children in Dae-jeon area. Methods5 to 12 year old children from 56 multicultural families were enrolled in this study, and were examined theirbone age and body composition, and have received blood tests. Results1. In Growth indices, average height percentile was 53.64 ± 25.59%. The AHP and MPH respectively, wereconverted into 20 years old adult height percentile, AHP of a girls was 40 percentile and MPH was 19percentile, AHP of boys was 57 percentile and MPH was 21 percentile. 2. In Obesity indices, average of BMI pecentile was 44.16 ± 29.52; low-weight group (6 boys, 4 girls),normal-weight group (20 boys, 18 girls), over-weight group (8 girls). Average PWH was 100.51 ± 15.66%;low-weight group (9 boys, 5 girls), normal-weight group (14 boys, 15 girls), over-weight group (3 boys, 5girls), obesity group (5 girls). 3. The results of the relationship between Growth indices and Obesity indices,1) As RH percentile in boys was increased, skeletal maturity, AHP and AHP-MPH were also increased. Similarly, as RH percentile in girls was increased, skeletal maturity, AHP and AHP-MPH were alsoincreased. 2) As skeletal maturity in boys was increased, BMI percentile was also increased. As skeletal maturity in girlswas increased, AHP-MPH was decreased but had no significant differences. ConclusionsCurrent growth of children in multicultural families was above the average when compared to that of averagechildren in the same age. It was predicted that the boys’ height were still above the average adult height, but thegirls’ height were below the average. Also this study showed that girls were more prone to be overweight than boys,thus requiring more intensive management and training in regards to eating habits and exercise.

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