Weight and height percentiles calculated by the LMS method in Argentinean schoolchildren. A comparative references study

Background: The Argentinean population is characterized by ethnic, cultural and socio-economic diversity.Aim: To calculate the percentiles of weight-for-age (W/A) and height-for-age (H/A) of schoolchildren from Argentina employing the LMS method; and to compare the obtained percentiles with those of...

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Autores principales: Oyhenart, E.E., Lomaglio, D.B., Dahinten, S.L.V., Bejarano, I.F., Herráez, A., Cesani, M.F., Torres, M.F., Luis, M.A., Quintero, F.A., Alfaro, E.L., Orden, A.B., Bergel Sanchis, M.L., De Espinosa, M.G.-M., Garraza, M., Luna, M.E., Forte, L.M., Mesa, M.S., Moreno Romero, S., López-Ejeda, N., Dipierri, J.E., Marrodán, M.D.
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spelling todo:paper_03014460_v42_n5_p433_Oyhenart2023-10-03T15:18:22Z Weight and height percentiles calculated by the LMS method in Argentinean schoolchildren. A comparative references study Oyhenart, E.E. Lomaglio, D.B. Dahinten, S.L.V. Bejarano, I.F. Herráez, A. Cesani, M.F. Torres, M.F. Luis, M.A. Quintero, F.A. Alfaro, E.L. Orden, A.B. Bergel Sanchis, M.L. De Espinosa, M.G.-M. Garraza, M. Luna, M.E. Forte, L.M. Mesa, M.S. Moreno Romero, S. López-Ejeda, N. Dipierri, J.E. Marrodán, M.D. Argentinean reference children growth WHO reference anthropology body mass body size child health comparative study culture ethnicity height socioeconomic impact weight World Health Organization Argentina Buenos Aires [Argentina] Catamarca Chubut Jujuy La Pampa Mendoza Background: The Argentinean population is characterized by ethnic, cultural and socio-economic diversity.Aim: To calculate the percentiles of weight-for-age (W/A) and height-for-age (H/A) of schoolchildren from Argentina employing the LMS method; and to compare the obtained percentiles with those of the international and national references.Subjects and methods: Anthropometric data of 18 698 students (8672 girls and 10 026 boys) of 3-13 years old were collected (2003-2008) from Buenos Aires, Catamarca, Chubut, Jujuy, La Pampa and Mendoza. Percentiles of W/A and H/A were obtained with the LMS method. Statistical and graphical comparisons were established with the WHO (international reference) and with that published by the Argentinean Paediatric Society (national reference).Results: Differences in W/A and H/A, regarding the references, were negative and greater at the highest percentiles and in most of the age groups. On average, the differences were greater for boys than girls and for national than international references.Conclusion: The distribution of weight and height of schoolchildren, coming from most regions of the country, differs from those of national and international references. It should be advisable to establish a new national reference based on internationally recognized methodological criteria that adequately reflect the biological and cultural diversity of the Argentinean populations. © 2014 © 2014 Informa UK Ltd. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03014460_v42_n5_p433_Oyhenart
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topic Argentinean reference
children growth
WHO reference
anthropology
body mass
body size
child health
comparative study
culture
ethnicity
height
socioeconomic impact
weight
World Health Organization
Argentina
Buenos Aires [Argentina]
Catamarca
Chubut
Jujuy
La Pampa
Mendoza
spellingShingle Argentinean reference
children growth
WHO reference
anthropology
body mass
body size
child health
comparative study
culture
ethnicity
height
socioeconomic impact
weight
World Health Organization
Argentina
Buenos Aires [Argentina]
Catamarca
Chubut
Jujuy
La Pampa
Mendoza
Oyhenart, E.E.
Lomaglio, D.B.
Dahinten, S.L.V.
Bejarano, I.F.
Herráez, A.
Cesani, M.F.
Torres, M.F.
Luis, M.A.
Quintero, F.A.
Alfaro, E.L.
Orden, A.B.
Bergel Sanchis, M.L.
De Espinosa, M.G.-M.
Garraza, M.
Luna, M.E.
Forte, L.M.
Mesa, M.S.
Moreno Romero, S.
López-Ejeda, N.
Dipierri, J.E.
Marrodán, M.D.
Weight and height percentiles calculated by the LMS method in Argentinean schoolchildren. A comparative references study
topic_facet Argentinean reference
children growth
WHO reference
anthropology
body mass
body size
child health
comparative study
culture
ethnicity
height
socioeconomic impact
weight
World Health Organization
Argentina
Buenos Aires [Argentina]
Catamarca
Chubut
Jujuy
La Pampa
Mendoza
description Background: The Argentinean population is characterized by ethnic, cultural and socio-economic diversity.Aim: To calculate the percentiles of weight-for-age (W/A) and height-for-age (H/A) of schoolchildren from Argentina employing the LMS method; and to compare the obtained percentiles with those of the international and national references.Subjects and methods: Anthropometric data of 18 698 students (8672 girls and 10 026 boys) of 3-13 years old were collected (2003-2008) from Buenos Aires, Catamarca, Chubut, Jujuy, La Pampa and Mendoza. Percentiles of W/A and H/A were obtained with the LMS method. Statistical and graphical comparisons were established with the WHO (international reference) and with that published by the Argentinean Paediatric Society (national reference).Results: Differences in W/A and H/A, regarding the references, were negative and greater at the highest percentiles and in most of the age groups. On average, the differences were greater for boys than girls and for national than international references.Conclusion: The distribution of weight and height of schoolchildren, coming from most regions of the country, differs from those of national and international references. It should be advisable to establish a new national reference based on internationally recognized methodological criteria that adequately reflect the biological and cultural diversity of the Argentinean populations. © 2014 © 2014 Informa UK Ltd.
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author Oyhenart, E.E.
Lomaglio, D.B.
Dahinten, S.L.V.
Bejarano, I.F.
Herráez, A.
Cesani, M.F.
Torres, M.F.
Luis, M.A.
Quintero, F.A.
Alfaro, E.L.
Orden, A.B.
Bergel Sanchis, M.L.
De Espinosa, M.G.-M.
Garraza, M.
Luna, M.E.
Forte, L.M.
Mesa, M.S.
Moreno Romero, S.
López-Ejeda, N.
Dipierri, J.E.
Marrodán, M.D.
author_facet Oyhenart, E.E.
Lomaglio, D.B.
Dahinten, S.L.V.
Bejarano, I.F.
Herráez, A.
Cesani, M.F.
Torres, M.F.
Luis, M.A.
Quintero, F.A.
Alfaro, E.L.
Orden, A.B.
Bergel Sanchis, M.L.
De Espinosa, M.G.-M.
Garraza, M.
Luna, M.E.
Forte, L.M.
Mesa, M.S.
Moreno Romero, S.
López-Ejeda, N.
Dipierri, J.E.
Marrodán, M.D.
author_sort Oyhenart, E.E.
title Weight and height percentiles calculated by the LMS method in Argentinean schoolchildren. A comparative references study
title_short Weight and height percentiles calculated by the LMS method in Argentinean schoolchildren. A comparative references study
title_full Weight and height percentiles calculated by the LMS method in Argentinean schoolchildren. A comparative references study
title_fullStr Weight and height percentiles calculated by the LMS method in Argentinean schoolchildren. A comparative references study
title_full_unstemmed Weight and height percentiles calculated by the LMS method in Argentinean schoolchildren. A comparative references study
title_sort weight and height percentiles calculated by the lms method in argentinean schoolchildren. a comparative references study
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03014460_v42_n5_p433_Oyhenart
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