Comparing US paediatric and adult weight classification at the transition from late teenage to young adulthood.
Comparing US paediatric and adult weight classification at the transition from late teenage to young adulthood.
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DOI:
10.1111/ijpo.274
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发表时间:
2015-10
影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
Lo JC
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Maring B;Greenspan LC;Chandra M;Daniels SR;Sinaiko A;Prineas RJ;Parker ED;Adams KF;Daley MF;Sherwood NE;Kharbanda EO;Margolis KL;Magid DJ;O'Connor PJ;Lo JC
Although pediatric growth charts are recommended for weight assessment prior to age 20, many teenagers transition earlier to adult care where absolute BMI is used. This study examines concordance of weight classification in older teenagers using pediatric percentiles and adult thresholds. BMI from 23,640 U.S. teens ages 18–19 years were classified using pediatric BMI percentile criteria for underweight (<5th), normal (5th to <85th), overweight (85th to <95th), obesity (≥95th) and severe obesity (≥120%×95th percentile) and adult BMI (kg/m2) criteria for underweight (<18.5), normal (18.5–24.9), overweight (25–29.9) and obesity: class I (30–34.9), class II (35–39.9) and class III (≥40). Concordance was examined using the Kappa statistic. Blood pressure (BP) from the same visit was classified hypertensive for BP≥140/90. The majority of visits (72.8%) occurred in adult primary care. Using pediatric/adult criteria, 3.4%/5.2% were underweight, 66.6%/58.8% normal weight, 15.7%/21.7% overweight, 14.3%/14.3% obese and 4.9%/6.0% severely/Class II–III obese, respectively. Pediatric and adult classification for underweight, normal, overweight and obesity were concordant for 90.3% (weighted Kappa 0.87 [95% confidence interval, 0.87–0.88]). For severe obesity, BMI≥120%×95th percentile showed high agreement with BMI≥35 kg/m2 (Kappa 0.89 [0.88–0.91]). Normal weight males and moderately obese females by pediatric BMI percentile criteria who were discordantly classified into higher adult weight strata had a greater proportion with hypertensive BP compared to concordantly classified counterparts. Strong agreement exists between U.S. pediatric BMI percentile and adult BMI classification for older teenagers. Adult BMI classification may optimize BMI tracking and risk stratification during transition from pediatric to adult care.
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