ea0022p702 | Obesity | ECE2010
Prodam Flavia
, Bellone Simonetta
, Petri Antonella
, Trovato Letizia
, Genoni Giulia
, Dondi Elena
, Demarchi Irene
, Bona Gianni
Physiological role of acylated ghrelin (AG), unacylated ghrelin (UAG) and obestatin is poorly understood especially in childhood. To understand their biological implications in obesity and metabolic syndrome (MS), we measured AG, UAG, obestatin, at fasting and every 60′ during oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) in 60 prepubertal (PPOB; 32) and pubertal (P-OB; 28) children. Paediatric IDF 2007 criteria was used to identifying MS. In PP-OB group, 20 (62.5%) children ...