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IN VIVO BODY

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Program

nternational Symposium

COMPOSITION STUDIES

iversity Of Rome “Tor Vergata” - Italy

tober 3-5, 2002

The Sixth International Symposium “In Vivo Body Composition Studies”

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08.30 Arrival and Registration Poster set up RECEPTION

OPENING WORDS

09.00 A. Finazzi Agrò President, University of Rome “Tor Vergata” (Italy)

09.15 R. Lauro Dean Faculty of Medicine, University of Rome “Tor Vergata” (Italy)

09.30 A. De Lorenzo Professor of Human Nutrition, University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, President and Chairman of the Symposium (Italy) “BODY COMPOSITION STUDIES ACROSS EUROPE”

09.45 F. Fidanza Professor Emeritus, University of Perugia (Italy) “HISTORY OF BODY COMPOSITION STUDIES”

10.00 R.N. Pierson Jr. Professor of Nutrition, Columbia University (USA) “”

10.15 G. B. Forbes Professor Emeritus, University of Rochester (USA) “”

10.30

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11.00 – 13.15: 2 x Parallel Oral Sessions: 1A. New Research Questions In Body Composition Methodology (Chairs: S.B. Heymsfield and R. Ross) - Congress Room 1

11.00 S.B. Heymsfield BODY COMPOSITION: CROSSING THE PHYSIOLOGY AND METABOLISM BRIDGE

11.20 FN: O5-64 J.L. Clasey, A.L. Janowiak, and D.R. Gater: BODY DENSITY DETERMINATION BY HYDROSTATIC WEIGHING AND AIR DISPLACEMENT PLETHYSMOGRAPHY IN SPINAL CORD INJURED ADULTS

11.35 FN: O6-70 S.K. Das, S.B. Roberts, J.J. Kehayias, J. Wang, L.K.G. Hsu, S.A. Shikora, E. Saltzman, and M.A. McCrory: BODY COMPOSITION CHARACTERIZATION AND METHOD VALIDATION IN EXTREME OBESITY AND FOLLOWING MASSIVE WEIGHT LOSS

11.50 FN: O7-122 D. Hans, L. Genton, A. Golay, V.L. Karsegard, G. Conicella, C. Pichard, D.O. Slosman: BODY COMPOSITION OF OBESE SUBJECTS DIFFERS GREATLY AMONG DUAL X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY (DXA) INSTRUMENTS AND SOFTWARE

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12.05 FN: O8-54 M. Isaksson, I. Bosaeus, Y. Surać, and M. Alpsten: Determination Of Potassium In Skeletal Musculature By Whole-Body Counting

12.20 FN: O9-105 J.J. Kehayias, C.A. Sheahan, M. O’Neill, R. D’Alarcao: PORTABLE X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETER CALIPER FOR IN VIVO ASSESSMENT OF SOFT TISSUE COMPOSITION

12.35 FN: O10-51 Y.P. Li and G.S. Ma: A COMPARISON OF AIR DISPLACEMENT PLETHYSMOGRAPHY WITH DUAL-ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY TO ASSESS BODY COMPOSITION IN HEALTHY CHINESE ADOLESCENTS

12.50 R. Ross ADVANCES IN THE APPLICATION OF IMAGING METHODS IN APPLIED PHYSIOLOGY AND CLINICAL MEDICINE

1B. New Research Questions In Body Composition Methodology (Chairs: E.I. Mohamed and H.C. Lukaski) - Congress Room 2

11.00 FN: O13-168 E.I. Mohamed, C. Maiolo, R. Linder, S.J. Pöppl, and A. De Lorenzo: ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK ANALYSIS: A NOVEL APPLICATION FOR PREDICTING MULTISITE BONE MINERAL DENSITY FOR HEALTHY ITALIANS

11.20 FN: O11-160 R. Linder, E.I. Mohamed, C. Maiolo, S.J. Pöppl, and A. De Lorenzo: PREDICTING INTRACELLULAR WATER COMPARTMENT FOR HEALTHY ITALIANS USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK ANALYSIS

11.35 FN: O12-163 C. Maiolo, E. I Mohamed, M. Ceccobelli, M. Servidio, R. Martinoli, and A. De Lorenzo: NOVEL ANALYSIS FOR THE ROLE OF BONE-FREE LEAN BODY MASS ON FORCED SPIROMETRY IN HEALTHY ITALIANS

11.50 FN: O14-132 M.L. Petroni, S. Bertoli, M. Maggioni, P. Morini, L. Dentali, A. Tagliaferri, A. Liuzzi, and G. Testolin: FEASIBILITY OF AIR PLETHYSMOGRAPHY (BOD POD) IN MORBID OBESITY: A PILOT STUDY

12.05 FN: O15-37 L.B. Sardinha, A.M. Silva, and P.J. Teixeira: USEFULNESS OF AGE-ADJUSTED EQUATIONS TO ESTIMATE BODY FAT WITH AIR DISPLACEMENT PLETHYSMOGRAPHY IN MALE ADOLESCENT ATHLETES

12.20 FN: O16-90 Z.M. Wang, S. Zhu, J. Wang, R.N. Pierson Jr., and S.B. Heymsfield: WHOLE-BODY SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS: DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF TOTAL-BODY POTASSIUM PREDICTION MODELS

12.35 H.C. Lukaski TITLE TO BE DEFINED

13.15

LUNCH

14.30

Poster Session I – Viewing Poster Presentation Room


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Session I • New Research Questions In Body Composition Methodology • Research Design, Epidemiology, And Statistics • Oral Session: Body Cell Mass: Biological Implications

Poster Numbers P01-58 E. Carnero, L.B. Sardinha, S. Martins, T. Branco, and P.J. Teixeira: BODY SURFACE AREA

ESTIMATION AND ITS IMPACT ON PREDICTING APPENDICULAR SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS WITH A MECHANISTIC MODEL BASED ON THE REFERENCE MAN

P02-117 R.F. Da Costa and M.T.S. Böhme: SUM OF 5 SKINFOLD SITES: A NEW PROPOSAL OF BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT IN BRAZIL

P03-133 M. Horlick, E. Ioannidou, J. Padilla, J. Wang, S.B. Heymsfield, J.C. Thornton, D. Gallagher, and R.N. Pierson Jr.: PENCIL VS. FAN-BEAM DUAL-ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY COMPARISONS ACROSS 4 SYSTEMS: III. APPENDICULAR LEAN SOFT TISSUE

P04-35 E. Ioannidou, J. Padilla, J. Wang, J.C. Thornton, M. Horlick, S.B. Heymsfield, D. Gallagher, and R.N. Pierson Jr.: TWO TYPES OF PHANTOMS CROSS-CALIBRATED FOUR DUAL-ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY SYSTEMS FOR BONE DENSITY AND BODY COMPOSITION MEASUREMENTS

P05-134 J.D. LeCheminant, L.A. Tucker, B.W. Bailey, and T.R. Peterson: DIFFERENCES IN BODY FAT PERCENTAGE MEASURED USING DUAL-ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY AND THE BOD POD IN 100 WOMEN

P06-34 S. Martins, L.B. Sardinha, T. Branco, and P.J. Teixeira: BMI-PERCENTAGE BODY FAT RELATIONSHIPS IN ADULTS USING DXA

P07-112 J. Padilla, E. Ioannidou, J. Wang, S.B. Heymsfield, J.C. Thornton, M. Horlick, D. Gallagher, and R.N. Pierson Jr.: PENCIL VS. FAN-BEAM DUAL-ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY COMPARISONS ACROSS 4 SYSTEMS: II. BONE MINERAL CONTENT

P08-139 L.M. Ramirez, L. Wielopolski, P.K. Coyle, and S.B. Heymsfield: PARTIAL BODY POTASSIUM, MEASUREMENTS IN BRAIN

P09-155 P. Rocha, P.J. Teixeira, E. Carnero, and L.B. Sardinha: COMPARISON OF ABSORPTIOMETRY AND ULTRASONIC MEASUREMENTS OF ABDOMINAL SUBCUTANEOUS FAT TISSUE IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN

P10-98 R.D. Sainz and A. Urlando: EVALUATION OF A NEW PEDIATRIC AIR DISPLACEMENT PLETHYSMOGRAPH FOR BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT

P11-91 W. Shen, D.C. Shungu, X. Mao, Z.M. Wang, M. Punyanitya, and S.B. Heymsfield: MEASUREMENT OF INTRAMYOCELLULAR LIPID LEVELS BY 2D MAGNETIC RESONANCE SEPCTROSCOPIC IMAGING AT 1.5 T

P12-36 A.M. Silva, P.J. Teixeira, and L.B. Sardinha: COMPARISON OF BODY COMPOSITION MEASUREMENTS FROM WHOLE-BODY PLETHYSMOGRAPHY USING PREDICTED AND MEASURED THORACIC GAS VOLUMES IN ADOLESCENT ATHLETES

P13-113 J.C. Thornton, E. Ioannidou, J. Padilla, J. Wang, S.B. Heymsfield, M. Horlick, D. Gallagher, and R.N. Pierson Jr.: PENCIL VS. FAN-BEAM DUAL-ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY COMPARISONS ACROSS 4 SYSTEMS: I. PERCENT (%) FAT

P14-100 F. Visnegarwala, R.J. Shypailo, J. Darcourt, and K.J. Ellis: SUBCUTANEOUS AND VISCERAL FAT MEASUREMENTS IN ADULTS: DXA AND LIPOMETER COMPARED WITH CT

P15-79 L.C. Ward and W.A. McCullagh: PREDICTION OF BODY FAT BY MEASUREMENT OF SUBCUTANEOUS ADIPOSE TISSUE THICKNESS USING ULTRASOUND

P16-60 J.C.K. Wells, M. Stafford, A.-L. Ponsonby, L. Blizzard, R. Morley, and T. Dwyer: MATERNAL NUTRITIONAL STATUS AT CONCEPTION AND PREGNANCY WEIGHT GAIN AND BODY COMPOSITION OF THE OFFSPRING AT BIRTH

P17-59 J.E. Williams, N.J. Fuller, and J.C.K. Wells: WITHIN SUBJECT VARIABILITY OF AIR DISPLACEMENT PLETHYSMOGRAPHY


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P18-121 Y. Yan, X. Luo, Y. Jiang, and R. Zhang: IN VIVO DYNAMIC STUDIES OF BRAIN METABOLISM

P19-125 V. Bellizzi, B. Di Iorio, V. Terracciano, M. Marra, and L. Scalfi: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SINGLE-FREQUENCY BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE ANALYSIS (BIA) AND INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS IN THE HEALTHY POPULATION

P20-13 I. Bosaeus and D.K. Dey: COMPARISON OF BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE PREDICTION EQUATIONS FOR FAT-FREE MASS IN A POPULATION-BASED SAMPLE OF 75-YEAR-OLD

P21-16 A. Boulier, W.C. Chumlea, A. De Lorenzo, P. Deurenberg, S.S. Guo, and L. Léger, Y. Schutz: BODY COMPOSITION ESTIMATION BY LEG-TO-LEG BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE : A SIX-SITE INTERNATIONAL CROSS VALIDATION STUDY

P22-14 D.K. Dey, I. Bosaeus, L. Lissner, and B. Steen: BODY COMPOSITION ESTIMATED BY BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE IN THE SWEDISH ELDERLY. DEVELOPMENT OF POPULATION-BASED PREDICTION EQUATION AND REFERENCE VALUES OF FAT-FREE MASS AND BODY FAT FOR 70- AND 75-YEAR-OLD

P23-159 G. Guerra, M.P. Evison, G. Arcudi, V. Cervelli, A. De Luna, A. Puija, and E. Bruno: ESTIMATION OF SOFT TISSUES VOLUME FROM THE SKULL USING DUAL X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY

P24-115 M. Joyanes and A. Carbajal: INTERVALS OF FREQUENCY IN WEIGHT DECREASE IN THE ELDERLY AS A PHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS TO ESTABLISH ADEQUATE DISTRIBUTION OF INTAKE GROUPS

P25-25 M. Malavolti, S. Severi, M. Poli, A.L. Fantuzzi, N. Battistini, and G. Bedogni: ACCURACY OF 8-POLAR BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE ANALYSIS (BIA) IN THE ASSESSMENT OF TOTAL BODY WATER

P26-47 C. Minderico Ribeiro and P. Marques-Vidal: COMPARISON OF TWO BODY FAT MEASURING DEVICES IN ADOLESCENTS

P27-20 A.D. Mitchell, A.M. Scholz, and V.G. Pursel: CHANGES IN BODY COMPOSITION WHEN RAPIDLY GROWING PIGS ARE RESTRICTED TO MAINTENANCE DIETARY INTAKE

P28-95 C.M. Murphy, M.A. Galvin, A. Flynn, and M. Kiely: PERCENT BODY FAT IN IRISH ADULTS MEASURED BY BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDENCE ANALYSIS COMPARED WITH PUBLISHED PREDICTION EQUATIONS

P29-24 C. Mussi, M. Foroni, R. Pasqualini, N. Battistini, G. Salvioli, and G. Bedogni: MODEST IMPROVEMENT IN THE ESTIMATE OF BODY ADIPOSITY BY THE COMBINED USE OF BMI AND OTHER ANTHROPOMETRIC INDICATORS IN ELDERLY WOMEN

P30-94 M.T.A. Olinto, L. Nacul, D. Gigante, J. Dias Da Costa, A.M.B. Menezes, and S. Macedo: WAIST CIRCUMFERENCE AS A PREDICTOR OF HYPERTENSION AND TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS IN WOMEN

P31-45 A.L. Perdigão and P. Marques-Vidal: A SIMPLE METHOD TO ASSESS BODY FAT IN YOUNG WOMEN

P32-144 S. Salvadori, F. Denoth, R. Cianci, and A. De Lorenzo: BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE IN DIFFERENT HYDRATION STATES: A META-ANALYSIS OF THE DATA AVAILABLE IN LITERATURE

P33-140 U. Tarantino, S. Masala, N. Aiello, R. Fiori, R.P. Sorge, E. Fanucci, and G. Simonetti: DXA VS QCT IN THE BMD EVALUATION OF LUMBAR VERTEBRAL: IN VITRO STUDY

P34-67 S. Velho, A. Gaspar, R. Henriques, C. Soares, L. Sousa, I. Valongueiro, S. Violante, and P. Marques-Vidal: BODY FAT MEASUREMENTS IN FIELD CONDITIONS – THE DESPORTO É SAÚDE PROGRAM OF THE LISBON CITY HALL

P35-11 A. Zahouani, A. Boulier and J.P. Hespel: SHORT AND LONG TERM EVOLUTION OF BODY COMPOSITION IN 1389 PATIENTS FOLLOWING A VERY LOW CALORIE DIET (VLCD)

P36-173 A. Talluri, R. Liedtke, M. Gianpietro, and A. De Lorenzo: THE BODY CELL MASS INDEX (BCMI): A NEW NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT INDEX

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16.30 – 17.30: Invited Lecture I and II (Chairs: S.J. Pöppl and A. De Lorenzo) - Congress Room 1

16.30 FN: O2-161 R. Linder and S.J. Pöppl: ABOUT THE CAPABILITIES OF ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS IN BODY COMPOSITION RESEARCH

17.00 FN: O3-174 E.I. Mohamed and A. De Lorenzo: MATHEMATICAL MODELS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS IN BODY COMPOSITION RESEARCH

17.30 – 19.15: 2 x Parallel Oral Sessions: 1A. Research Design, Epidemiology, And Statistics (Chairs: T.G. Lohman and S.S. Guo) - Congress Room 1

17.30 T.G. Lohman CONSIDERATIONS IN THE SELECTION OF BODY COMPOSITION METHODOLOGIES IN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL RESEARCH

17.50 FN: O17-116 C.H. Gonzalez, J.A. Evans, S.W. Smye, and P. Holland: META-ANALYSIS OF THE ACCURACY OF MULTIFREQUENCY BIOIMPEDANCE ANALYSIS (MF-BIA) IN ESTIMATING EXTRACELLULAR BODY WATER, IN COMPARISON WITH DILUTION TECHNIQUES

18.05 FN: O18-102 Q. He, M. Heo, S. Heshka, J. Wang, R.N. Pierson Jr., J. Albu, Z.M. Wang, S.B. Heymsfield, and D. Gallagher: TOTAL BODY POTASSIUM CHANGES IN HUMANS DURING THE ADULT LIFE SPAN: SEX AND RACE DIFFERENCES

18.20 FN: O19-19 E. Rothenberg, I. Bosaeus and B. Steen: ENERGY TURN OVER AND BODY COMPOSITION ATAGE 73 AND 78. A LONGITUDINAL FOLLOW-UP

18.35 FN: O20-9 F. Slinde, A. Bark, J. Jansson, and L. Rossander-Hulthén: INFLUENCE OF MEAL INGESTION AND BODY POSTURE ON VARIATION IN BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE DURING 12 HOURS

18.50 S.S. Guo BODY COMPOSITION IN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL AND CLINICAL APPLICATIONS

1B Body Cell Mass: Biological Implications (Chairs: J. Wang and C. Chumlea) - Congress Room 2

17.30 FN: O24-32 J. Wang, J.C. Thornton, S.B. Heymsfield, and R.N. Pierson Jr.: THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BODY MASS INDEX AND BODY CELL MASS IN ASIAN, AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND CAUCASIAN ADULTS

17.50 FN: O22-85 A. Bosy-Westphal, C. Eichhorn, D. Kutzner, K. Illner, M. Heller, and M.J. Müller: ALTERATIONS IN METABOLICALLY ACTIVE COMPONENTS OF FAT FREE MASS ACCOUNT FOR THE AGE-RELATED DECLINE IN RESTING ENERGY EXPENDITURE

18.05 FN: O21-172 A. Andreoli, G. Melchiorri, A. Romeo, D. Minniti, G. Di Giorgio, and A. De Lorenzo: COMPARISON OF BODY CELL MASS BETWEEN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLERS OF DIFFERENT CATEGORIES


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18.20 FN: O23-170 A. De Lorenzo, P. Battisti, R. Sorge, and A. Andreoli: BODY CELL MASS MEASURED BY WHOLE BODY COUNTER IN ITALIAN POPULATION

18.35 C. Chumlea BIA ESTIMATES OF BODY COMPOSITION FROM NHANES III

SENIORS’ ROUND TABLE

19.15

R.N. Pierson Jr. THE NEW REFERENCE MAN: MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN

19.15

FREE PROGRAM

GALA DINNER


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Venerdì Friday Freitag Vendredi

4 08.30 – 10.30: 2 x Parallel oral Sessions: 2A. Body Composition And Disease (Chairs: M. Van Loan and J.C. Seidell) - Congress Room 1

08.30 M. Van Loan BODY COMPOSITION AND DISEASE: WHAT CAN MEASURE AND HOW IS IT DONE?

08.50 FN: O37-129 A. Battezzati, S. Bertoli, L. Dentali, G. Testolin, E. Corradi, V. Vangeli, P. Tarlarini, and M.G. Gentile: TIME COURSE OF DISTRECTUAL WEIGHT GAIN AFTER REFEEDING IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA

09.05 FN:O38- 81 J. Bauer, E. Isenring, S. Capra, and P.S.W. Davies: THE IMPACT OF NUTRITION SUPPORT ON BODY COMPOSITION IN ONCOLOGY OUTPATIENTS RECEIVING RADIOTHERAPY

09.20 FN: O39-38 A. Coroas, J.G.G. Oliveira, S. Sampaio, C. Borges, M.D.V. Almeida, and M. Pestana: BIOELECTRICAL-IMPEDANCE ASSESSMENT PRE AND IMMEDIATE POST-TRANSPLANT PERIOD

09.35 FN: O40-41 M.D.V. De Almeida, A. Coroas, J.G.G. Oliveira, S. Magina, J. Santos, and M. Pestana: DOES DIETARY SALT ALTERS BODY WATER DISTRIBUTION IN PATIENTS TREATED WITH CYCLOSPORINE A

09.50 FN: O41-96 M.A. Espinosa, J. Bonal, J. Bonet, A. Serra, R. Lauzurica, B. Bayés, R. Romero, and J. Teixidó: EFFECT OF RENAL FAILURE PROGRESSION AND DIALYSIS ON BODY COMPOSITION IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE (CRF)

10.05 J.C. Seidell TITLE TO BE DEFINED

2B. Body Composition In Pediatrics (Chairs: T. Cole and M.S. Faith) - Congress Room 2

08.30 T. Cole DEFINING OVERWEIGHT AND OBESITY IN THE INTERNATIONAL CONTEXT

08.50 FN: O25-17 A.A. Boulier, A. Boulier, F. Gagnadoux, C. Loirat, P. Ritz, R. Farinoty, C. Gaultier, J.E. Fontan, and J.L. Bresson: MEASUREMENT OF BODY FLUID COMPARTMENTS IN HEMODIALYSIS CHILDREN BY BIOIMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY

09.05 FN: O26-99 K.J. Ellis, R.J. Shypailo, W.W. Wong, and S.A. Abrams: BONE MINERAL MASS IN OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE CHILDREN: DIMINISHED OR ENHANCED?

09.20 FN: O27-135 V. Melo, M.M. De Chávez, R. Casillas, C. Sánchez, and R. Díaz: NUTRITION STATUS IN 60 CHILDREN AGED 6-10 EACH GROUP FROM A PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS

09.35 FN: O28-84 P. Pecoraro, B. Guida, R. Trio, A.M. Nastasi, G. Castaldo, and M. Caroli: BODY MASS INDEX AND SKINFOLD TICKNESS VERSUS BIOIMPEDANCE ANALYSIS FOR PREDICTING FAT MASS IN CHILDREN


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09.50 FN: O29-180 A. Pietrobelli, A. Andreoli, N. Battistini, and A. De Lorenzo: PREDICTING FAT-FREE MASS IN CHILDREN USING BIOIMPEDANCE ANALYSIS

10.05 M.S. Faith GENETICS AND BODY COMPOSITION: WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM TWIN STUDIES

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11.00 – 13.15: 2 x Parallel Oral Sessions: 2A. Body Composition And Disease (Chairs: L. Tatò and G. Testolin) - Congress Room 1

11.00 L. Tatò BODY COMPOSITION AND GROWTH HORMONE

11.20 FN: O42-80 E. Isenring, P.S.W. Davies, S. Capra, J. Bauer, K. Edmiston: VALIDATION OF FOOT-TO-FOOT BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE IN ONCOLOGY OUTPATIENTS RECEIVING RADIOTHERAPY TO THE HEAD AND NECK AREAS

11.35 FN: O43-136 G. Izzo, M.L. Petroni, V. Bicchiega, G. Albani, A. Mauro, and F. Balzola: BODY COMPOSITION AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS IN ADVANCED PARKINSON’S DISEASE

11.50 FN: O44-4 U.G. Kyle, L. Nicod, C. Raguso, D. Hans, and C. Pichard: FAT-FREE MASS CHANGE TO WEIGHT CHANGE RATIO (∆FFM:∆BW) DURING REFEEDING FOLLOWING LUNG TRANSPLANTATION

12.05 FN: O45-10 R.J. MacInnis, D.R. English, D.M. Gertig, J.L. Hopper, and G.G. Giles: A PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF THE RISK OF PROSTATE CANCER ASSOCIATED WITH FAT-FREE MASS MEASURED BY BIOELECTRIC IMPEDANCE

12.20 FN: O46-131 M. Maggioni, S. Bertoli, G. Merati, A. Veicsteinas, and G. Testolin: BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT IN SPINAL CORD INJURY

12.35 FN: O47-39 J.G.G. Oliveira, A. Coroas, I. Tavares, C. Borges, S. Sampaio, M.D.V. De Almeida, and M. Pestana: DISTINCT LONG-TERM RENAL TRANSPLANT VERSUS HEALTHY PEOPLE: WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES ON BODY WATER COMPOSITION?

12.50 G. Testolin BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT: AN INDISPENSABLE TOOL FOR MOST DISEASES MANAGEMENT

2B. Body Composition In Pediatrics (Chairs: P. Davis and A. Pietrobelli) - Congress Room 2

11.00 P. Davis FIELD METHODS OF ASSESSING BODY COMPOSITION: WHAT CAN THEY TELL US?

11.20 FN: O30-108 G. Salazar, M.M. Velasquez, N. Diaz, A. Anziani, and F. Vio: VALIDATION OF BODY COMPOSITION EVALUATION IN 3-5 YEAR OLD CHILEAN CHILDREN

11.35 FN: O31-65 A. Urlando, P. Dempster, and S. Aitkens: A NEW AIR DISPLACEMENT PLETHYSMOGRAPH FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF BODY COMPOSITION IN INFANTS


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11.50 A. Pietrobelli BODY COMPOSITION IN CLINICAL STUDIES: WHICH METHODS IN WHICH SITUATION?

2B. Current Concepts And Their Implications For Clinical Practice (Chairs: O.L. Svendsen and J.J. Kehayias) Congress Room 2

12.10 O.L. Svendsen SHOULD MEASUREMENT OF BODY COMPOSITION INFLUENCE THERAPY FOR OBESITY?

12.30 FN: O32-50 W.F. De Nino, A. Sun, T. Jing, S.B. Heymsfield, and G. Philips: RELATIONSHIP OF LEPTIN AND SEX HORMONES TO BONE MINERAL DENSITY IN MEN

12.45 FN: O33-5 L. Genton, U.G. Kyle, D. Hans, and C. Pichard: VALIDATION OF A BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE EQUATION TO PREDICT APPENDICULAR SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS (ASMM)

13.00 FN: O34-56 J.P. Growcott, J.L. Oakley, C.S. Lo, D.B. Stroud, and B.J.G. Strauss: ARE ARM MUSCLE CIRCUMFERENCE AND AREA GOOD METHODS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF FAT FREE MASS IN HOSPITALISED PATIENTS?

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14.30

Poster Session II – Viewing Poster Presentation Room

Session II

• Body Composition In Pediatrics • Current Concepts And Their Implications For Clinical Practice • Body Composition And Disease • Monitoring Body Composition And Assessing Nutritional Status In

Developing Countries • Body Composition And Sport, Exercise, And Physical Fitness

Poster Numbers P37-2 R.A. Abbott, P.S.W. Davies, K.A. Edmiston, and A. Grayson: THE PREDICTION OF TOTAL BODY

WATER USING FOOT TO FOOT BIO-ELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE IN CHILDREN

P38-27 B. Casalino, G. Larciprete, B. Vasapollo, G.P. Novelli, H. Valensise, A. Andreoli, A. De Lorenzo, and E. Parretti: CHANGES IN MATERNAL BODY COMPOSITION DURING DIABETIC GESTATION AND FETAL GROWTH

P39-75 I.P. Cintra, A.C. Fernandez, A.C. Silva, M.R. Vitolo, and M. Fisberg: BODY-COMPOSITION AND ENERGY EXPENDITURE ASSESSMENTS IN BRAZILIAN CHILDREN WITH SEVERE OBESITY

P40-7 P.S.W. Davies, H.M. Buntain, J.C.H. Wong, R.M. Greer, C.E. Wainwright, and A.J. Murphy: THE USE OF AIR DISPLACEMENT PLETHYSMOGRAPHY TO MEASURE FAT FREE MASS IN CHILDREN

P41-89 C.L. De Oliveira, A.P.F. Vilar, I.P. Cintra, S. Stella, M.T. Mello, and M. Fisberg: EFFECT OF DIFFERENT TRAINING PROGRAMs IN THE BODY COMPOSITION AND FAT DISTRIBUTION IN OBESE ADOLESCENTS

P42-15 J. Do Valle, A.L.P. Augusto, M.F.V. Silva, and N. Rodrigues: GROWTH OF PRETERM NEWBORNS: ANALYSIS OF NEW CIRCUMFERENCE BY ALLOMETRIC METHOD


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P43-146 M. González-Gross, J. Ruiz-Ruiz, L.A. Moreno, R. Pérez-Prieto, M. Garaulet, M.I. Mesana, A. Gutiérrez, and the AVENA group: BODY COMPOSITION AND PHYSICAL PERFORMANCE OF SPANISH ADOLESCENTS. THE *AVENA PILOT STUDY

P44-171 I. Innocente, A. Andreoli, C. Minisci, G. Di Giorgio, A. Inastasi, G. Sicilia, and A. De Lorenzo: FFM AND FM IN CHILDREN MEASURED BY TWO BIOELECTRICAL IMPEDANCE METHODS

P45-22 L. Iughetti, M. Ferrari, M. Predieri, S. Bernasconi, N. Battistini, and G. Bedogni: SENSITIVITY AND SPECIFICITY OF BODY MASS INDEX IN DETECTING EXCESS ADIPOSITY IN CHILDREN

P46-26 G. Larciprete, B. Vasapollo, G.P. Novelli, H. Valensise, A. Andreoli, S. Menghini, and B. Casalino: MATERNAL BODY COMPOSITION AT TERM GESTATION AND BIRTH WEIGHT: IS THERE A LINK?

P47-48 P. Marques-Vidal and J.M. Oliveira: BODY COMPOSITION OF LISBON SCHOOLCHILDREN AND EFFECT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

P48-61 L.A. Moreno, G. Rodríguez, G. Blay, V.A. Blay, M.I. Mesana, A. Sarría, M. Bueno and AVENA-Zaragoza Study Group: FAT MASS AND BONE MINERAL CONTENT IN ADOLESCENTS

P49-49 J.M. Oliveira and P. Marques-Vidal: BODY FAT IS MORE RELATED TO FITNESS AND BLOOD PRESSURE LEVELS THAN BODY MASS INDEX OR WAIST/HIP RATIO IN SCHOOLCHILDREN

P50-68 S. Pontes, R. Ibrahim, and P. Marques-Vidal: RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BODY FAT AND BODY IMAGE IN YOUNG GIRLS

P51-29 F. Altomare, G. Larciprete, B. Vasapollo, G.P. Novelli, H. Valensise, A. Andreoli, and D. Arduini: BODY COMPOSITION DURING NORMAL PREGNANCY

P52-148 A. Bertoli, N. Di Daniele, M. Ceccobelli, C. Girasoli, M. Lucente, and A. De Lorenzo: LIPID PROFILE, BMI, BODY FAT DISTRIBUTION AND AEROBIC FITNESS IN MEN WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME

P53-130 L. Chiapparini, S. Bertoli, A. Dorigo, G. Testolin, and A. Battezzati: ANTHROPOMETRIC PARAMETERS TO PREDICT ASYMPTOMATIC ATHEROSCLEROSIS

P54-110 R. Hansen, C. Raja, S. Colagiuri, F. Gates, A. Aslani, and B. Allen: BODY COMPOSITION OF ABORIGINAL AUSTRALIAN WOMEN: COMPARISON WITH AGE-MATCHED CAUCASIANS

P55-8 A.J. Murphy, H.M. Buntain, J.C.H. Wong, R.M. Greer, C.E. Wainwright, and P.S.W. Davies: BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT IN CHILDREN WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS USING AIR DISPLACEMENT PLETHYSMOGRAPHY

P56-111 C. Raja, R. Hansen, R. Baber, F. Gates, A. Aslani, and B. Allen: HIP GIRTH AS A PREDICTOR OF ABDOMINAL ADIPOSITY IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN

P57-186 A.M. Scholz, S. Nüske, P. Soffner and M. Förster: BODY COMPOSITION AND BONE MINERALIZATION IN CALVES OF DIFFERENT GENETIC ORIGIN BY USING DUAL ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY

P58-185 A. Sevette, A. Aslani, R. Hansen, R. Baxter, and R. Smith: PRESERVING MUSCLE MASS AFTER ABDOMINAL SURGERY

P59-156 V. Siani, E.I. Mohamed, C. Maiolo, M. Servidio, N. Di Daniele, A. Ratiu, A. Leonardi, and A. De Lorenzo: TOTAL AND SEGMENTAL BODY COMPOSITION BY DUAL X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY FOR HEALTHY ITALIAN VEGETARIANS

P60-82 B.J. Thomas, B.H. Cornish, M.J. Pattemore, M. Jacobs, and L.C. Ward: A COMPARISON OF THE WHOLE BODY AND SEGMENTAL METHODOLOGIES OF BIOIMPEDANCE ANALYSIS

P61-120 S. Bertoli, A. Tagliabue, S. Cardinali, P. Veggiotti, P. Genovese, and G. Testolin: EVALUATION OF BODY COMPOSITION IN CHILDREN WITH REFRACTORY STATUS EPILEPTICUS

P62-40 C. Borges, A. Coroas, J.G.G. Oliveira, S. Sampaio, M.D.V. De Almeida, and M. Pestana: RENAL TRANSPLANT VERSUS HEMODIALYSIS: WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES?

P63-145 M.C. Carbone, G. Ptzalis, M. Ferri, R. Nenna, A. Andreoli, A. De Lorenzo, and M. Bonamico: BODY COMPOSITION IN COELIAC ADOLESCENTS ON A GLUTEN-FREE DIET: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY

P64-138 M.G. Carbonelli, M.A. Fusco, F. Cannistrà, V. Orlandi, A. Andreoli, and N. Di Lorenzo: BODY COMPOSITION MODIFICATIONS IN OBESE PATIENTS TREATED WITH INTRAGASTRIC


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P65-158 Maurizio Ceccobelli, C. Maiolo, E.I. Mohamed, R. Martinoli, M.-R. Donato, and A. De Lorenzo: TRUNCAL FAT MASS DEPOSITION IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH PULMONARY FUNCTION IMPAIRMENT IN TYPE 2 DIABETIC OBESE WOMEN

P66-162 V. Cervelli, M.-C. Di Fede, C.Maiolo, E.I. Mohamed, M. Grimaldi, and A. De Lorenzo: THE ASSESSMENT OF UPPER LEG LIPODYSTROPHY FAT REMOVAL USING DUAL-ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY

P67-151 E. Corradi, P. Tarlarini, V. Becciu, and M.G. Gentile: EVALUATION OF BODY COMPOSITION AND METABOLIC MODIFICATIONS IN OBESE PATIENTS AFTER SIGNIFICANT WEIGHT LOSS

P68-126 E. De Filippo, M. Marra, A. Caldara, A. Signorini, A. Polito, F. Contaldo, and L. Scalfi: CHANGES IN SKINFOLD THICKNESS AND BODY CIRCUMFERENCES OCCURRING IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA

P69-143 R. Fiori, F. Jacoangeli, S. Masala, F.Sataar Mezzasalma, A. Marinetti, M.R. Bollea, and G. Simonetti: DXA VERSUS QCT IN ANOREXIA NERVOSA: PRELIMIRARY RESULTS

P70-69 T. Francisco and P. Marques-Vidal: BODY FAT LEVELS AND DETERMINANTS IN DOWN SYNDROME

P71-53 S. Kirchengast: BODY COMPOSITION CHARACTERISTICS AND BODY FAT DISTRIBUTION IN YOUNG INFERTILE WOMEN

P72-150 L.M. Mariani, M.A. Marini, A. Veneziani, A. Bertoli, and R. Lauro: MORBID OBESITY: EVALUATION OF METABOLIC INDEXES AFTER ADJUSTABLE SILICONE GASTRIC BANDING

P73-124 M. Marra, F. Pasanisi, P. Colicchio, M. Chelucci, L. Scalfi, and F. Contaldo: PREDICTION OF BASAL METABOLIC RATE IN YOUNG ADULT SEVERELY OBESE PATIENTS USING GENERAL INDIVIDUAL CHARACTERISTICS AND SINGLE-FREQUENCY BIA

P74-164 R. Martinoli, E.I. Mohamed, C. Maiolo, M. Ceccobelli, C. Orlandi, and A. De Lorenzo: THE EFFECT OF TOTAL AND SEGMENTAL FAT LOSS AFTER HYPOCALORIC MEDITERRANEAN DIET ON AIRWAYS FUNCTION CHANGES IN OBESE ADULTS

P75-142 S. Masala, B. Annibale, R. Fiori, G. Capurso, A. Marinetti, L. Oddi, and G. Simonetti: COMPARISON BETWEEN DXA VS QCT IN SUBCLINICAL COELIAC DISEASE: PRELIMINARY RESULTS

P76-152 G. Maturo, M.-F. Servidio, R. Martinoli, R. Sorge, G. Vespasiani, and F. Micali: BODY COMPOSITION AND PROSTATE CANCER

P77-169 G. Melchiorri, A. Andreoli, I. Caruso, and A. De Lorenzo: EFFECTS OF VIBRATIONS ON BODY COMPOSITION IN SPINAL CORD INJURY SUBJECTS

P78-77 L.D. Plank, J.L. McCall, and E.J. Gane: ASSESSMENT OF PROTEIN DEPLETION BY UPPER-ARM ANTHROPOMETRY IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE

P79-157 L. Promenzio, U. Tarantino, E.I. Mohamed, C. Maiolo, M.-F. Servidio, and A. De Lorenzo: PREDICTING BONE MINERAL DENSITY OF POSTMENOPAUSAL HEALTHY AND CIRRHOTIC ITALIAN WOMEN USING AGE AND BODY MASS INDEX

P80-6 C. Raguso, U.G. Kyle, L. Nicod, D. Hans, and C. Pichard: PREVALENCE OF LOW FAT-FREE MASS INDEX (FFMI) AND HIGH AND VERY HIGH FAT MASS INDEX (FMI) FOLLOWING LUNG TRANSPLANTATION

P81-127 L. Scalfi, M. Marra, A. Polito, E. De Filippo, A. Caldara, D. Ciarapica, and F. Contaldo: BIOIMPEDANCE ANALYSIS VARIABLES IN THE NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS WITH ANOREXIA NERVOSA

P82-165 M.-F. Servidio, E.I. Mohamed, C. Maiolo, P. Meloni, A. Bertoli, and A. De Lorenzo: THE EFFECT OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY OF VARIOUS INTENSITY ON THE ENERGY EXPENDITURE OF PATIENTS WITH TYPE 2 DIABETES

P83-31 S.M.F. Silqueira De Resende and G. Velásquez-Meléndez: ABDOMINAL ADIPOSITY, AGE AND LEVEL OF EDUCATION ASSOCIATED WITH UNCONTROLLED HYPERTENSION IN PATIENTS FROM A PUBLIC TEACHING HOSPITAL IN MINAS GERAIS, BRAZIL

P84-66 A.C. Soares, S. Velho, A. Medina, and P. Marques-Vidal: BODY MASS INDEX AND NOT BODY FAT IS ASSOCIATED WITH BLOOD PRESSURE LEVELS IN MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN: THE


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P85-141 R.P. Sorge, S. Masala, N. Aiello, R. Fiori, U. Tarantino, and G. Simonetti: MEASUREMENTS OF BONE DENSITY AT THE AXIAL SKELETON: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF DXA AND QCT

P86-119 A. Tagliabue, D. Franciotta, C. Zanardi, L. Albertotti, M. Comelli, S. Orcesi, A. Berardinelli, A. Pichiecchio, and C. Uggetti: MEASUREMENT OF SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS IN DUCHENNE MUSCULAR DISEASE: USEFULNESS OF 24 - HOUR CREATININE EXCRETION

P87-1 K. Torres, Y. Blanco, F. Hernández, and V. Melo: BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT OF DISABLED ATHLETES WITH DIFFERENT PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS

P88-42 M.C. Velázquez-Alva, C.M.E. Irigoyen, Z.M. Zepeda, and R.L.M. Gutiérrez: COMPARISON OF TWO METHODS TO ESTIMATE BODY FAT PERCENT IN A GROUP OF MEXICAN ELDERLY PATIENTS CRONICALLY ILL

P93-107 M.A.S.C. Coelho, R.S. Pereira, L.J.M. Dos Santos, L.O. Barros, A.A. Frank, and K.S.C. Coelho: NUTRITIONAL STATUS AND BODY COMPOSITION OF SHELTERED ELDERLY FROM THE CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL

P94-93 J. Dias Da Costa, M.T.A. Olinto, D. Gigante, L. Nacul, A.M.B. Menezes, and S. Macedo: PREVALENCE OF ANAEMIA IN WOMEN IN REPRODUCTIVE AGE RESIDENTS IN SOUTH OF BRAZIL

P95-78 G.V. Da Veiga and L. Burlandy: BODY COMPOSITION AND SEXUAL MATURATION IN ASSESSMENT OF NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF ADOLESCENTS IN A RURAL LAND SETTLEMENT IN RIO DE JANEIRO STATE – BRAZIL

P96-63 A. Dioum, A. Gartner, B. Maire, F. Delpeuch, and Y. Schutz: CAN BODY COMPOSITION OF AFRICAN WOMEN BE ACCURATELY PREDICTED BY AN ARM-TO-ARM IMPEDANCE ANALYZER?

P97-62 A. Gartner, J. Berger, K.B. Simondon, B. Maire, P. Traissac, C. Ly, J.L. San Miguel, F. Simondon, and F. Delpeuch: LINEAR GROWTH RETARDATION IS ASSOCIATED WITH CHANGES IN BODY COMPOSITION IN CHILDREN FROM LOW-INCOME AREAS

P98-97 E.C. González, L. Rivas, and M.A. Espinosa: USE OF IMPEDANCE VECTOR ANALYSIS METHOD FOR BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT IN MEXICAN POPULATION

P99-167 K.K. Kanampumb, E.I. Mohamed, C. Maiolo, A.T. Hereba, M. Ceccobelli, and A. De Lorenzo: BODY COMPOSITION ANALYSIS FOR EGYPTAIN PATIENTS WITH SCHISTOSOMA MANSONI

P100-106 R.S. Pereira, M.A.S.C. Coelho, L.J.M. Dos Santos, L.O. Barros, and V.A.M. Forti: PERCENTAGE OF FAT, RATIO OF BODY MASS AND WAIST/HIP RATIO IN NEEDY AREAS OF RIO DE JANEIRO – BRAZIL

P105-179 I. Bertini, M. Giampietro, C. Orlandi, and A. De Lorenzo: A FOLLOW-UP STUDY OF THE VARIATIONS IN THE BODY COMPOSITION OF KARATÈ ATHLETES

P106-181 R. Cianci, P. Meloni, M. Giampietro, R. Dlouhá, A. Andreoli, and A. De Lorenzo: BODY COMPOSITION OF TOP LEVEL FEMALE GYMNASTS

P107-182 R. Dlouhá, J. Heller, V. Bunc, M. Giampietro, A. Andreoli, and A. De Lorenzo: CROSS-VALIDATION OF THE PAŘÍZKOVÁ SKINFOLD EQUATIONS FOR FEMALE ATHLETES

P108-178 M. Giampietro, I. Bertini, C. Orlandi, and A. De Lorenzo: ANTHROPOMETRIC FEATURES AND BODY COMPOSITION OF YOUNG ATHLETES PRACTISING KARATE AT HIGH AND MEDIUM COMPETITIVE LEVEL

P109-3 R.J. Hill and P.S.W. Davies: DIETARY UNDERREPORTING IN ELITE ATHLETES

P110-87 M. Karipidou, M. Yannakoulia, S.A. Kavouras, C. Anastasiou, C. Georgakakis, and L.S. Sidossis: WATER POLO, UNLIKE SWIMMING, CONFERS OSTEOGENIC EFFECT IN WOMEN

P111-183 J. Potměšil, R. Dlouhá, V. Bunc, M. Giampietro, A. Andreoli, and A. De Lorenzo: BODY COMPOSITION IN PARAPLEGIC MALE ATHLETES

P112-92 E. Santinoni, E.A. Soares, and M.A.S.C. Coelho: ANTHROPOMETRIC CHARACTERISTICS OF BRAZILIAN ELITE MALE JUNIOR ROWERS

P113-187* M. Yao, L. Rivers, and K. Dewey: EVALUATION OF A NEW PEDIATRIC AIR DISPLACEMENT P ETHYSMOGRAPH FOR BODY COMPOSITION ASSESSMENT IN INFANTS


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P114-188* P. Brambilla, S. Mora, P. Manzoni, C. Testolin, L. Schneider, G. Testolin, and A. Viganò: PROGRESSIVE CHANGES IN BODY COMPOSITION ARE ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED EXPOSURE TO HAART IN HIV-INFECTED CHILDREN

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16.30 – 17.30: Invited Lecture III, IV, and V (Chairs: A. De Lorenzo and S.J. Pöppl) - Congress Room 1

16.30 FN: O3-43 R.J. Shypailo and K.J. Ellis: MONTE CARLO MODELING – AN ESSENTIAL TOOL IN WHOLE BODY COUNTER DESIGN

16.50 FN: O4-147 J. Börjesson and S. Mattsson: RAY FLUORESCENCE ANALYSIS IN MEDICAL SCIENCES-A REVIEW

17.10 M. Kraemer NEW CONCEPTS TO DETERMINE FLUID STATUS AND BODY COMPOSITION BY BIOIMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY

17.30 – 19.15: 2 x Parallel Oral Sessions: 2A. Body Composition And Disease Body Composition And Sport, Exercise, And Physical Fitness (Chairs: N. Battistini and S. Yasumura) - Congress Room 1

17.30 TITLE TO BE DEFINED

17.50 FN: O48-44 I. Packianathan, N.J. Fuller, A. Wright, W.A. Coward, D. Peterson, and N. Finer: ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF INSULIN ON BODY COMPOSITION IN TYPE II DIABETES USING A REFERENCE FOUR-COMPONENT MODEL

18.05 FN: O49-55 S. Savastano, A. Belfiore, C. Mauriello, R. Trio, C. Falconi, G. Lombardi, R. Valentino, and B. Guida: BODY COMPOSITION AND HORMONAL MODIFICATIONS IN OBESE WOMEN AFTER LAPARASCOPIC ADJUSTABLE SILICONE GASTRIC BANDING (LASGB)

18.20 FN: O50-57 B.J.G. Strauss, S.J. Marks, J.P. Growcott, D.B. Stroud, C.S. Lo, J.B. Dixon, and P.E. O’BrienEFFECT OF LAPAROSCOPIC GASTRIC BANDING FOR MORBID OBESITY ON BODYCOMPOSITION

18.35 FN: O51-30 B. Vasapollo, G.P. Novelli, H. Valensise, G. Larciprete, A. Andreoli, F. Altomare, G. Di Pierro, A. Galante, D. Arduini, and A. De Lorenzo: TOTAL BODY WATER, HEMATOCRIT AND CARDIAC FUNCTION: RELATIONSHIPS, AND WATER BALANCE INDEX

18.50 FN: O66-73 P.J. Teixeira, R.J. Light, S.B. Going, E.C. Cussler, R.M. Blew, and T.G. Lohman: MUSCULO-SKELETAL DEVELOPMENT AS A MODERATOR OF EXERCISE EFFECTS ON LEAN MASS CHANGES IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN


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2B. Current Concepts And Their Implications For Clinical Practice Monitoring Body Composition And Assessing Nutritional Status In Developing Countries (Chairs: O.L. Svendsen and J.J. Kehayias) - Congress Room 2

17.30 FN: O35-52 M. Löf and E. Forsum: EXTACELLULAR AND TOTAL BODY WATER IN STUDIES OF BODY COMPOSITION DURING PREGNANCY

17.45 FN: O36-184 A. Sun, W.F. De Nino, S. Chua, and S.B. Heymsfield: BONE MINERAL DENSITY IN DB/DB AND DB/DB TRANSGENIC MICE

18.00 FN: O56-86 M. Ferrari, C. Lopriore, and F. Branca: EFFECT OF MULTIPLE MICRONUTRIENT SUPPLEMENTATION DURING PREGNANCY ON INTRAUTERINE GROWTH, MATERNAL HAEMOGLOBIN AND WEIGHT GAIN

18.15 FN: O57-118 G. Kac, G. Velásquez-Meléndez, and J.G. Valente: MENARCHE, ABORTION, EARLY PREGNANCY AND LATER OBESITY ON BRAZILIAN WOMEN

18.30 J.J. Kehayias BODY COMPOSITION AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS ASSESSMENT IN THE FIELD

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5 08.30 – 10.30: 2 x Parallel Oral Sessions: 3A. Pharmacological Interventions And Changes In Body Composition (Chairs: D. Gallagher and P. Shetty) - Congress Room 1

08.30 FN: O61-103 D. Gallagher, A. Sun, S.S. Heshka, and S. Heymsfield: IS THERE AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SKELETAL MUSCLE MASS AND BONE DENSITY AMONG AFRICAN-AMERICAN, ASIAN, AND CAUCASIAN WOMEN?

08.50 FN: O52-175 R. Baber, R. Hansen, C. Raja, D. Lieberman, M. Donnelly, S. Visvalingam, F. Gates, A. Aslani, and B. Allen: EFFECTS OF 20 MG OESTRADIOL IMPLANT THERAPY ON BONE MINERAL DENSITY, FAT DISTRIBUTION AND MUSCLE MASS IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN

09.05 FN: O53-176 M. Liani, E. Trabassi, F. Salvati, and P. Rampa: SYNERGISTIC EFFECTS OF ERYTHROPOIETIN AND CARNITINE ON LEAN BODY MASS IN HEMODIALYSIS PATIENTS

09.20 FN: O54-12 S. Marcora, P. Maddison, J. Holly, and A. Lemmey: EFFECT OF ORAL AMINO ACID SUPPLEMENTATION ON BODY COMPOSITION IN RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS PATIENTS

09.35 FN: O55-177 E. Reda, S. D'Iddio, R. Nicolai, P. Benatti, and M. Calvani: CARNITINE SYSTEM AND BODY COMPOSITION

09.50 FN: O62-128 G. Hauser, S. Kirchengast, B. Peterson, C. Trost, A. Vienna, and H. Ulmer: THE BODY FLUID BALANCE AS MEASURED BY BIA AND LIQUID INTAKE IN THE ELDERLY

10.05 P. Shetty TITLE TO BE DEFINED

3B. Body Composition In Different Ethnic Groups: Practical Consequences (Chairs: P. Deurenberg and M. Deurenberg-Yap) - Congress Room 2

08.30 FN: O60-33 P. Deurenberg, and M. Deurenberg-Yap: VALIDITY OF BODY COMPOSITION METHODS ACROSS ETHNIC POPULATION GROUPS

08.50 FN: O58-71 P. Craig, Z. Hussain, and S. Colagiuri: WHAT MEASURES OF BODY COMPOSITION BEST INDICATE RISK IN THE TONGAN POPULATION?

09.05 FN: 063-18 R.N. Pierson Jr., A. Sun, S. Heshka, D. Gallagher, S.B. Heymsfield, and J. Wang: REGIONAL FAT DISTRIBUTION CHANGES WITH AGING IN CAUCASIAN, AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND ASIAN WOMEN

09.20 FN: O64-72 K. Samaras, P. Craig, J. Freund, N. Culton, V. Halavatau, and L. Campbell: BMI INACCURATELY REFLECTS TOTAL BODY AND ABDOMINAL FAT IN TONGANS

09.35 FN: O65-104 M.Y. Song, I. Janumala, E. Ruts, and D. Gallagher: SARCOPENIA & INCREASED MUSCLE ADIPOSE TISSUE IN ELDERLY AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN


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09.50 FN: O59-88 M. Deurenberg-Yap, and P. Deurenberg: DIFFERENCES IN BMI-BF% RELATIONSHIP AMONG POPULATION GROUPS: PUBLIC HEALTH IMPLICATIONS

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CLOSING REMARKS

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M. Elia Professor of Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism, Institute of Human Nutrition, Southampton General Hospital (UK)

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Poster Session III – Viewing Poster Presentation Room

Session III

• Pharmacological Interventions And Changes In Body Composition • Body Composition In Different Ethnic Groups: Practical Consequences

Poster Numbers P89-153 T. Branco, S. Martins, M.H. Moreira, P.J. Teixeira and L.B. Sardinha: BODY COMPOSITION

PREDICTORS OF ABDOMINAL FAT MASS CHANGE IN POSTMENOPAUSAL WOMEN WHO PARTICIPATED IN TWO EXERCISES PROGRAMS

P90-28 G. Di Pierro, G. Larciprete, B. Vasapollo, G.P. Novelli, H. Valensise, A. Andreoli, A. De Lorenzo, and F. Magnani: CHANGES IN BODY COMPOSITION IN HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS AT TERM GESTATION UNDER NIFEDIPINE TREATMENT

P91-137 C. Moretti, C. Mencacci, M. Caprio, V. Frajese, M. Cerilli, L. Di Pangrazio, A. Fabbri, and G. Frajese: DISTRIBUTION OF BODY FAT IN ATHETES USER AND NON-USERS OF ANABOLIC-ANDROGENS EVALUATED BY DUAL-ENERGY X-RAY ABSORPTIOMETRY (DXA)

P92-166 F. Perrone, R. Martinoli, E.I. Mohamed, C. Maiolo, A.T. Hereba, M.-F. Servidio, G. Annino, M. De Angiles, and A. De Lorenzo: ANALYSIS OF BODY WATER COMPARTMENTS AFTER A SHORT SAUNA BATH USING BIOELECTRIC IMPEDANCE ANALYSIS

P101-109 H. Alemán-Mateo, J.E. Romero, N. Macías, G. Salazar, M.H. Triana, and M.E. Valencia: BODY COMPOSITION AND RELATIVE VALIDITY OF SOME METHODS TO ASSESS PERCENTAGE BODY FAT IN HEALTHY ELDERLY SUBJECTS

P102-76 E.C. Azinge, M. Mabayoje, and L.C. Ward: BODY PROPORTIONS IN THREE NIGERIAN TRIBES

P103-23 G. Bedogni, G. Fiori, M. Malavolti, O. Trunfio, N. Battistini, and F. Facchini: ELBOW BREADTH AS A MEASURE OF FRAME SIZE IN NON-CAUCASIAN POPULATIONS

P104-114 A. Jones Jr., A. Sun, S. Heshka, Z.M. Wang, and S.B. Heymsfield: AFRICAN AMERICAN-CAUCASIAN FEMALE BODY COMPOSITION DIFFERENCES: RELATIONSHIP TO RESTING ENERGY REQUIREMENTS

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