ESPE Abstracts (2018) 89 P-P3-240

ESPE2018 Poster Presentations Growth & Syndromes P3 (51 abstracts)

The Expression of Cytokines in SGA Children Throughout Lactation Allows to Characterize Early the Type of Cath-up

Ignacio Diez-Lopez a, , Ainhoa Sarasua a , Marta delHoyo a , Isabel Lorente a , Raquel Gomez de Segura a , Minerva Picon a , Asier Leniz c , Alfredo Fernandez d & Maria Puy-Portillo e


aPeadiatric Endocrinology - HU Araba, Vitoria, Spain; bDepartament Peadiatric - Basque Country University - UPV/EHU, Vitoria, Spain; cNutricion Depertament of UPV, Vitoria, Spain; dNutrion Departament of UPV, Vitoria, Spain; eDerpartament of Nutricion UPV, Vitoria, Spain


Up to 50% of children born SGA at 2 years have not made a correct catch up (by excess or defect), with repercussions on size, metabolic and cardiovascular alterations, DM, etc. The Project has developed a prospective cohort of SGA and seeks to study phenotypic, BQ and genetic differences that explain their different behavior.

Material and methods: We study live births of single pregnancies in our Hospital during 2012–2014, and are classified according to EG and weight/height (Spanish Tables 2010). N estimated: 110. Visits are made at 0, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18 and 24 months, with measurements of weight, height and perimeters. Blood samples are obtained at times 3.12 and 24. Results at the end of the initial selection: 103 SGA recruited in 24 months (♂56, 55%) Data of the children at birth: average weight −2.7 SD [−3,5–1,8], average size −2, 4 SD [−3.2–1.9], for sex and EG. Exclusive breastfeeding: 77/103 (74%) during the 3rd month of life. Differentiation is carried out according to spontaneous catheter type with assessment at 12 and 24 months. Comparative variables P/TΔ+/− 0.5 SDS vs. TE2010 NOV, vaspina, omentina, adiponeptina, leptin and chemerina were studied as metabolic markers. Mann-Whitney’s Study U/Student’s t test. Ctchup SLOW Normal RAPID differences: NOV ng/ml 141.77 (45.70) 114.93 (18.54) 91.11 (20.06) P <0.05a; Vaspin ng/ml 0.14 (0.07) 0.20 (0.10) 0.17 (0.07) P <0.05b; Omentin ng/ml 434.98 (117.37) 312.80 (113.81) 305.95 (81.77) P <0.1ab; Adiponectin μg/ml 81.96 (42.27) 56.61 (36.78) 31.51 (13.62) P <0.05a; Leptin ng/ml 3.41 (1.15) 5.77 (2.69) 4.52 (3.19) P <0.1b; Chemerin ng/ml 207.78 (35.46) 191.00 (19.68) 201.03 (22.06) P <0.1b. Visit 1 Visit 2 Visit 3 Differences: NOV ng/ml 120.17 (37.39) 88.03 (24.56) 73.15 (17.74) P <0.01a, b; Vaspin ng/ml 0.17 (0.08) 0.16 (0.07) 0.19 (0.08) DK; Omentin ng/ml 363.13 (119.94) 394.77 (102.43) 423.51 (116.01) P <0.05a, b; Adiponectin μg/ml 61.12 (39.21) 54.65 (28.10) 91.39 (72.85) P <0.05b; Leptin ng/ml 4.47 (2.40) 3.39 (1.60) 3.09 (1.87) P <0.05b, P <0.1a; Chemerin ng/ml 205.38 (29.20) 201.95 (19.33) 192.58 (24.72) HL.

Conclusions: We characterized significant changes in NOV, Imentin, Adiponectin and leptin. It has also been allowed to characterize that compared to the CONTROL group (normal cathup), there are differences in the different variables, which would allow defining the evolution of a PEG from 3 months.

Volume 89

57th Annual ESPE (ESPE 2018)

Athens, Greece
27 Sep 2018 - 29 Sep 2018

European Society for Paediatric Endocrinology 

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