Study on Body Composition of Patients with Diabetes Mellitus by Dual-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry: A Morphological Study/Estudio sobre la Composicion Corporal de Pacientes con Diabetes Mellitus Mediante Absorciometria de Rayos X de Energia Dual: Un Estudio Morfologico
Diabetes is a form of endocrine disease. Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA) provides a detailed view of the body composition to find out what makes people with diabetes different from those with other diseases. We scanned 371 patients with DXA to analyze their body composition parameters. Three...
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description | Diabetes is a form of endocrine disease. Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA) provides a detailed view of the body composition to find out what makes people with diabetes different from those with other diseases. We scanned 371 patients with DXA to analyze their body composition parameters. Three hundreds and seventy one patients (178 women/193 men), who with different diseases, with a mean[+ or -]SD Body Mass Index (BMI) of 25.32[+ or -]8.3 kg/m2 were included. The body composition of 371 patients was assessed. Bone Mineral Density (BMD), Fat Weight, Lean Weight, waist-to-hip ratio, Lean Mass Index (LMI), Fat Mass Index (FMI), the relationship between Fat percentage and BMI were analyzed. The 371 patients included 156 diabetics and 215 non-diabetics. Non-diabetic patients also included 5 obesity patients, 9 patients with fatty liver, 39 patients with hypertension, 22 patients with hyperlipidemia, 18 patients with cardiovascular disease, 11 patients with chest and lung disease, 4 patients with chronic disease, 14 patients with brain disease and 93 patients with other diseases. Among 156 diabetic patients, 129 had VAT > 100 cm2 and 27 had VAT [less than or equal to]100 cm2. The lean weight (LW) of male diabetic patients was significantly higher than that of female diabetic patients. The fat weight (FW) of female patients with diabetes was significantly higher than that of male patients. The waist-hip ratio (WHR) was 1.37 [+ or -] 0.25 in male diabetic patients and 1.18 [+ or -] 0.21 in female diabetic patients. Among the 215 non-diabetic patients, the obese and fatty liver patients, which the weight (WT) (obesity: 83.87 [+ or -] 8.34 kg fat liver: 85.64[+ or -]28.60 kg), FW (obesity: 28.56 [+ or -] 4.18 kg fat liver: 28.61 [+ or -] 10.79 kg), LW (obesity: 52.62 [+ or -] 9.64 kg fat liver: 54.29[+ or -]17.58 kg), BMI (obesity: 28.76 [+ or -] 1.88 kg/m2 fat liver: 29.10 [+ or -] 5.95 kg/m2), was much higher than other patients. Diabetes patients had less fat mass than nondiabetic patients; the difference was around 2 kg. BMI is also a modest number. BMD doesn't differ all that much. Non-diabetic patients with fatty liver obesity and cardiovascular disease had higher fat mass and BMI than patients with other illnesses. Body composition can provide precise information on the makeup of different body areas, but further in-depth exams are required to ascertain the body's endocrine profile. KEY WORDS: Body composition; Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry; Bone mine |
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Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA) provides a detailed view of the body composition to find out what makes people with diabetes different from those with other diseases. We scanned 371 patients with DXA to analyze their body composition parameters. Three hundreds and seventy one patients (178 women/193 men), who with different diseases, with a mean[+ or -]SD Body Mass Index (BMI) of 25.32[+ or -]8.3 kg/m2 were included. The body composition of 371 patients was assessed. Bone Mineral Density (BMD), Fat Weight, Lean Weight, waist-to-hip ratio, Lean Mass Index (LMI), Fat Mass Index (FMI), the relationship between Fat percentage and BMI were analyzed. The 371 patients included 156 diabetics and 215 non-diabetics. Non-diabetic patients also included 5 obesity patients, 9 patients with fatty liver, 39 patients with hypertension, 22 patients with hyperlipidemia, 18 patients with cardiovascular disease, 11 patients with chest and lung disease, 4 patients with chronic disease, 14 patients with brain disease and 93 patients with other diseases. Among 156 diabetic patients, 129 had VAT > 100 cm2 and 27 had VAT [less than or equal to]100 cm2. The lean weight (LW) of male diabetic patients was significantly higher than that of female diabetic patients. The fat weight (FW) of female patients with diabetes was significantly higher than that of male patients. The waist-hip ratio (WHR) was 1.37 [+ or -] 0.25 in male diabetic patients and 1.18 [+ or -] 0.21 in female diabetic patients. Among the 215 non-diabetic patients, the obese and fatty liver patients, which the weight (WT) (obesity: 83.87 [+ or -] 8.34 kg fat liver: 85.64[+ or -]28.60 kg), FW (obesity: 28.56 [+ or -] 4.18 kg fat liver: 28.61 [+ or -] 10.79 kg), LW (obesity: 52.62 [+ or -] 9.64 kg fat liver: 54.29[+ or -]17.58 kg), BMI (obesity: 28.76 [+ or -] 1.88 kg/m2 fat liver: 29.10 [+ or -] 5.95 kg/m2), was much higher than other patients. Diabetes patients had less fat mass than nondiabetic patients; the difference was around 2 kg. BMI is also a modest number. BMD doesn't differ all that much. Non-diabetic patients with fatty liver obesity and cardiovascular disease had higher fat mass and BMI than patients with other illnesses. Body composition can provide precise information on the makeup of different body areas, but further in-depth exams are required to ascertain the body's endocrine profile. KEY WORDS: Body composition; Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry; Bone mineral density; Fat mass index; Lean mass index. La diabetes es una enfermedad endocrina. La absorciometria de rayos X de energia dual (DXA) proporciona una vista detallada de la composicion corporal para descubrir que diferencia a las personas con diabetes de aquellas con otras enfermedades. Escaneamos a 371 pacientes con DXA para analizar sus parametros de composicion corporal. Se incluyeron 371 pacientes (178 mujeres/193 hombres), con diferentes enfermedades, con un Indice de Masa Corporal (IMC) medio [+ or -] DE de 25,32 [+ or -] 8,3 kg/[m.sup.2]. Se evaluo la composicion corporal de 371 pacientes. Se analizaron la densidad mineral osea (DMO), el peso graso, el peso magro, la relacion cintura-cadera, el indice de masa magra (LMI), el indice de masa grasa (FMI), y la relacion entre el porcentaje de grasa y el IMC. De los 371 pacientes 156 eran diabeticos y 215 no diabeticos. Los pacientes no diabeticos tambien incluyeron 5 con obesidad, 9 con higado graso, 39 con hipertension, 22 con hiperlipidemia, 18 con enfermedad cardiovascular, 11 con enfermedad toracica y pulmonar, 4 con enfermedad cronica, 14 con enfermedad cerebral y 93 pacientes con otras enfermedades. Entre los 156 pacientes diabeticos, 129 tenian un I VA > 100 [cm.sup.2] y 27 tenian un IVA [less than or equal to]100 [cm.sup.2]. El peso magro (PV) de los hombres diabeticos fue significativamente mayor que el de las mujeres diabeticas. El peso graso (FW) de las mujeres diabeticas fue significativamente mayor que el de los hombres diabeticos. El indice cintura-cadera (ICC) fue de 1,37 [+ or -] 0,25 en hombres diabeticos y de 1,18 [+ or -] 0,21 en mujeres diabeticas. Entre los 215 pacientes no diabeticos, los pacientes obesos y con higado graso, cuyo peso (WT) (obesidad: 83,87 [+ or -] 8,34 kg higado graso: 85,64 [+ or -] 28,60 kg), FW (obesidad: 28,56 [+ or -] 4,18 kg higado graso: 28,61 [+ or -] 10,79 kg), PV (obesidad: 52,62 [+ or -] 9,64 kg, higado graso: 54,29 [+ or -] 17,58 kg), IMC (obesidad: 28,76 [+ or -] 1,88 kg/[m.sup.2], higado graso: 29,10 [+ or -] 5,95 kg/[m.sup.2]), fue mucho mayor que otros pacientes. Los pacientes diabeticos tenian menos masa grasa que los pacientes no diabeticos; la diferencia fue de alrededor de 2 kg. La DMO no difiere mucho. Los pacientes no diabeticos con obesidad debido al higado graso y enfermedades cardiovasculares tenian mayor masa grasa e IMC que los pacientes con otras enfermedades. La composicion corporal puede proporcionar informacion precisa sobre la composicion de diferentes areas del cuerpo, pero se requieren examenes mas profundos para determinar el perfil endocrino del cuerpo. PALABRAS CLAVE: Composicion corporal; Absorciometria dual de rayos X; Densidad mineral del hueso; Indice de masa grasa; Indice de masa magra.</description><identifier>ISSN: 0717-9367</identifier><language>spa</language><publisher>Universidad de La Frontera, Facultad de Medicina</publisher><ispartof>International journal of morphology, 2024-03, Vol.42 (2), p.261</ispartof><rights>COPYRIGHT 2024 Universidad de La Frontera, Facultad de Medicina</rights><lds50>peer_reviewed</lds50><woscitedreferencessubscribed>false</woscitedreferencessubscribed></display><links><openurl>$$Topenurl_article</openurl><openurlfulltext>$$Topenurlfull_article</openurlfulltext><thumbnail>$$Tsyndetics_thumb_exl</thumbnail><link.rule.ids>314,777,781</link.rule.ids></links><search><creatorcontrib>Song, Lei</creatorcontrib><creatorcontrib>Lou, Jingjing</creatorcontrib><creatorcontrib>Liu, Xingdang</creatorcontrib><title>Study on Body Composition of Patients with Diabetes Mellitus by Dual-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry: A Morphological Study/Estudio sobre la Composicion Corporal de Pacientes con Diabetes Mellitus Mediante Absorciometria de Rayos X de Energia Dual: Un Estudio Morfologico</title><title>International journal of morphology</title><description>Diabetes is a form of endocrine disease. Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA) provides a detailed view of the body composition to find out what makes people with diabetes different from those with other diseases. We scanned 371 patients with DXA to analyze their body composition parameters. Three hundreds and seventy one patients (178 women/193 men), who with different diseases, with a mean[+ or -]SD Body Mass Index (BMI) of 25.32[+ or -]8.3 kg/m2 were included. The body composition of 371 patients was assessed. Bone Mineral Density (BMD), Fat Weight, Lean Weight, waist-to-hip ratio, Lean Mass Index (LMI), Fat Mass Index (FMI), the relationship between Fat percentage and BMI were analyzed. The 371 patients included 156 diabetics and 215 non-diabetics. Non-diabetic patients also included 5 obesity patients, 9 patients with fatty liver, 39 patients with hypertension, 22 patients with hyperlipidemia, 18 patients with cardiovascular disease, 11 patients with chest and lung disease, 4 patients with chronic disease, 14 patients with brain disease and 93 patients with other diseases. Among 156 diabetic patients, 129 had VAT > 100 cm2 and 27 had VAT [less than or equal to]100 cm2. The lean weight (LW) of male diabetic patients was significantly higher than that of female diabetic patients. The fat weight (FW) of female patients with diabetes was significantly higher than that of male patients. The waist-hip ratio (WHR) was 1.37 [+ or -] 0.25 in male diabetic patients and 1.18 [+ or -] 0.21 in female diabetic patients. Among the 215 non-diabetic patients, the obese and fatty liver patients, which the weight (WT) (obesity: 83.87 [+ or -] 8.34 kg fat liver: 85.64[+ or -]28.60 kg), FW (obesity: 28.56 [+ or -] 4.18 kg fat liver: 28.61 [+ or -] 10.79 kg), LW (obesity: 52.62 [+ or -] 9.64 kg fat liver: 54.29[+ or -]17.58 kg), BMI (obesity: 28.76 [+ or -] 1.88 kg/m2 fat liver: 29.10 [+ or -] 5.95 kg/m2), was much higher than other patients. Diabetes patients had less fat mass than nondiabetic patients; the difference was around 2 kg. BMI is also a modest number. BMD doesn't differ all that much. Non-diabetic patients with fatty liver obesity and cardiovascular disease had higher fat mass and BMI than patients with other illnesses. Body composition can provide precise information on the makeup of different body areas, but further in-depth exams are required to ascertain the body's endocrine profile. KEY WORDS: Body composition; Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry; Bone mineral density; Fat mass index; Lean mass index. La diabetes es una enfermedad endocrina. La absorciometria de rayos X de energia dual (DXA) proporciona una vista detallada de la composicion corporal para descubrir que diferencia a las personas con diabetes de aquellas con otras enfermedades. Escaneamos a 371 pacientes con DXA para analizar sus parametros de composicion corporal. Se incluyeron 371 pacientes (178 mujeres/193 hombres), con diferentes enfermedades, con un Indice de Masa Corporal (IMC) medio [+ or -] DE de 25,32 [+ or -] 8,3 kg/[m.sup.2]. Se evaluo la composicion corporal de 371 pacientes. Se analizaron la densidad mineral osea (DMO), el peso graso, el peso magro, la relacion cintura-cadera, el indice de masa magra (LMI), el indice de masa grasa (FMI), y la relacion entre el porcentaje de grasa y el IMC. De los 371 pacientes 156 eran diabeticos y 215 no diabeticos. Los pacientes no diabeticos tambien incluyeron 5 con obesidad, 9 con higado graso, 39 con hipertension, 22 con hiperlipidemia, 18 con enfermedad cardiovascular, 11 con enfermedad toracica y pulmonar, 4 con enfermedad cronica, 14 con enfermedad cerebral y 93 pacientes con otras enfermedades. Entre los 156 pacientes diabeticos, 129 tenian un I VA > 100 [cm.sup.2] y 27 tenian un IVA [less than or equal to]100 [cm.sup.2]. El peso magro (PV) de los hombres diabeticos fue significativamente mayor que el de las mujeres diabeticas. El peso graso (FW) de las mujeres diabeticas fue significativamente mayor que el de los hombres diabeticos. El indice cintura-cadera (ICC) fue de 1,37 [+ or -] 0,25 en hombres diabeticos y de 1,18 [+ or -] 0,21 en mujeres diabeticas. Entre los 215 pacientes no diabeticos, los pacientes obesos y con higado graso, cuyo peso (WT) (obesidad: 83,87 [+ or -] 8,34 kg higado graso: 85,64 [+ or -] 28,60 kg), FW (obesidad: 28,56 [+ or -] 4,18 kg higado graso: 28,61 [+ or -] 10,79 kg), PV (obesidad: 52,62 [+ or -] 9,64 kg, higado graso: 54,29 [+ or -] 17,58 kg), IMC (obesidad: 28,76 [+ or -] 1,88 kg/[m.sup.2], higado graso: 29,10 [+ or -] 5,95 kg/[m.sup.2]), fue mucho mayor que otros pacientes. Los pacientes diabeticos tenian menos masa grasa que los pacientes no diabeticos; la diferencia fue de alrededor de 2 kg. La DMO no difiere mucho. Los pacientes no diabeticos con obesidad debido al higado graso y enfermedades cardiovasculares tenian mayor masa grasa e IMC que los pacientes con otras enfermedades. La composicion corporal puede proporcionar informacion precisa sobre la composicion de diferentes areas del cuerpo, pero se requieren examenes mas profundos para determinar el perfil endocrino del cuerpo. 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Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA) provides a detailed view of the body composition to find out what makes people with diabetes different from those with other diseases. We scanned 371 patients with DXA to analyze their body composition parameters. Three hundreds and seventy one patients (178 women/193 men), who with different diseases, with a mean[+ or -]SD Body Mass Index (BMI) of 25.32[+ or -]8.3 kg/m2 were included. The body composition of 371 patients was assessed. Bone Mineral Density (BMD), Fat Weight, Lean Weight, waist-to-hip ratio, Lean Mass Index (LMI), Fat Mass Index (FMI), the relationship between Fat percentage and BMI were analyzed. The 371 patients included 156 diabetics and 215 non-diabetics. Non-diabetic patients also included 5 obesity patients, 9 patients with fatty liver, 39 patients with hypertension, 22 patients with hyperlipidemia, 18 patients with cardiovascular disease, 11 patients with chest and lung disease, 4 patients with chronic disease, 14 patients with brain disease and 93 patients with other diseases. Among 156 diabetic patients, 129 had VAT > 100 cm2 and 27 had VAT [less than or equal to]100 cm2. The lean weight (LW) of male diabetic patients was significantly higher than that of female diabetic patients. The fat weight (FW) of female patients with diabetes was significantly higher than that of male patients. The waist-hip ratio (WHR) was 1.37 [+ or -] 0.25 in male diabetic patients and 1.18 [+ or -] 0.21 in female diabetic patients. Among the 215 non-diabetic patients, the obese and fatty liver patients, which the weight (WT) (obesity: 83.87 [+ or -] 8.34 kg fat liver: 85.64[+ or -]28.60 kg), FW (obesity: 28.56 [+ or -] 4.18 kg fat liver: 28.61 [+ or -] 10.79 kg), LW (obesity: 52.62 [+ or -] 9.64 kg fat liver: 54.29[+ or -]17.58 kg), BMI (obesity: 28.76 [+ or -] 1.88 kg/m2 fat liver: 29.10 [+ or -] 5.95 kg/m2), was much higher than other patients. Diabetes patients had less fat mass than nondiabetic patients; the difference was around 2 kg. BMI is also a modest number. BMD doesn't differ all that much. Non-diabetic patients with fatty liver obesity and cardiovascular disease had higher fat mass and BMI than patients with other illnesses. Body composition can provide precise information on the makeup of different body areas, but further in-depth exams are required to ascertain the body's endocrine profile. KEY WORDS: Body composition; Dual-energy X-ray Absorptiometry; Bone mineral density; Fat mass index; Lean mass index. La diabetes es una enfermedad endocrina. La absorciometria de rayos X de energia dual (DXA) proporciona una vista detallada de la composicion corporal para descubrir que diferencia a las personas con diabetes de aquellas con otras enfermedades. Escaneamos a 371 pacientes con DXA para analizar sus parametros de composicion corporal. Se incluyeron 371 pacientes (178 mujeres/193 hombres), con diferentes enfermedades, con un Indice de Masa Corporal (IMC) medio [+ or -] DE de 25,32 [+ or -] 8,3 kg/[m.sup.2]. Se evaluo la composicion corporal de 371 pacientes. Se analizaron la densidad mineral osea (DMO), el peso graso, el peso magro, la relacion cintura-cadera, el indice de masa magra (LMI), el indice de masa grasa (FMI), y la relacion entre el porcentaje de grasa y el IMC. De los 371 pacientes 156 eran diabeticos y 215 no diabeticos. Los pacientes no diabeticos tambien incluyeron 5 con obesidad, 9 con higado graso, 39 con hipertension, 22 con hiperlipidemia, 18 con enfermedad cardiovascular, 11 con enfermedad toracica y pulmonar, 4 con enfermedad cronica, 14 con enfermedad cerebral y 93 pacientes con otras enfermedades. Entre los 156 pacientes diabeticos, 129 tenian un I VA > 100 [cm.sup.2] y 27 tenian un IVA [less than or equal to]100 [cm.sup.2]. El peso magro (PV) de los hombres diabeticos fue significativamente mayor que el de las mujeres diabeticas. El peso graso (FW) de las mujeres diabeticas fue significativamente mayor que el de los hombres diabeticos. El indice cintura-cadera (ICC) fue de 1,37 [+ or -] 0,25 en hombres diabeticos y de 1,18 [+ or -] 0,21 en mujeres diabeticas. Entre los 215 pacientes no diabeticos, los pacientes obesos y con higado graso, cuyo peso (WT) (obesidad: 83,87 [+ or -] 8,34 kg higado graso: 85,64 [+ or -] 28,60 kg), FW (obesidad: 28,56 [+ or -] 4,18 kg higado graso: 28,61 [+ or -] 10,79 kg), PV (obesidad: 52,62 [+ or -] 9,64 kg, higado graso: 54,29 [+ or -] 17,58 kg), IMC (obesidad: 28,76 [+ or -] 1,88 kg/[m.sup.2], higado graso: 29,10 [+ or -] 5,95 kg/[m.sup.2]), fue mucho mayor que otros pacientes. Los pacientes diabeticos tenian menos masa grasa que los pacientes no diabeticos; la diferencia fue de alrededor de 2 kg. La DMO no difiere mucho. Los pacientes no diabeticos con obesidad debido al higado graso y enfermedades cardiovasculares tenian mayor masa grasa e IMC que los pacientes con otras enfermedades. La composicion corporal puede proporcionar informacion precisa sobre la composicion de diferentes areas del cuerpo, pero se requieren examenes mas profundos para determinar el perfil endocrino del cuerpo. 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title | Study on Body Composition of Patients with Diabetes Mellitus by Dual-Energy X-Ray Absorptiometry: A Morphological Study/Estudio sobre la Composicion Corporal de Pacientes con Diabetes Mellitus Mediante Absorciometria de Rayos X de Energia Dual: Un Estudio Morfologico |
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