24-Hour Urine Samples Are More Reproducible Than Spot Urine Samples for Evaluation of Iodine Status in School-Age Children
24-Hour Urine Samples Are More Reproducible Than Spot Urine Samples for Evaluation of Iodine Status in School-Age Children
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DOI:
10.3945/jn.115.215806
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发表时间:
2016-01-01
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
Zhang, Wanqi
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作者:
Chen, Wen;Wu, Yalan;Zhang, Wanqi
Background: Variation in different urinary measurements for evaluation of iodine status is of concern to clinicians and researchers.Objective: This study evaluated variations between urine iodine concentration (UIC), spot and 24-h urine sample creatinine concentrations, and 24-h urine iodine excretion (24-h UlE) in repeated samples from school-age children.Methods: Urine samples (24 h and morning spot) were collected on 2 occasions from 981 children in Ningjin and Lingxian counties, China. Samples from Ningjin were collected in October and November 2013, and samples from Lingxian were collected in April and May 2014. Morning spot urine iodine concentration (MUIC), morning spot urine creatinine, 24-h UIC, and 24-h urine creatinine were measured in all samples. The 24-h UIE was calculated by multiplying the 24-h UIC by the 24-h urine volume.Results: In Ningjin County, the 24-h UIC and 24-h UIE did not differ between repeated collections [192 and 172 mu g/L,respectively, for 24-h UIC (P= 0.08); 123 and 120 mu g/L, respectively, for 24-h UIE (P= 0.56)1, whereas the MUIC was lower in November 2013 than in October 2013 (170 and 190 mu g/L, respectively; P= 0.034). In Lingxian County, no significant differences were observed in 24-h UIC between the repeated collections (230 and 218 mu g/L, respectively; P= 0.79), whereas the 24-h UIE and MUIC were higher in the samples collected in May 2014 than in April 2014 [161 and 155 mu g/L, respectively, for 24-h UIE (P= 0.002); 244 and 203 mu g/L, respectively, for MUIC (P< 0.001)(.) When data from both counties were combined, no difference was observed between repeated 24-h UIC (214 compared with 196 mu g/L; P= 0.17) and 24-h UIE (143 compared with 14311,mu g/d; P= 0.06), but MUICs were lower in the first collection than in the second collection (199 and 207 mu g/L, respectively; P= 0.002). The kappa values were >0.4 for 24-h UIC and mean UIE, whereas relatively low K values were observed for MUIC and mean UIE.Conclusion: The 24-h UIC was more accurate and reproducible than the MUIC in evaluating iodine status in a large-scale population study of school-age children.