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Growth and bone health in paediatric patients with Crohn's disease receiving subcutaneous tumor necrosis factor antibody 被引量:1

Growth and bone health in paediatric patients with Crohn's disease receiving subcutaneous tumor necrosis factor antibody
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摘要 AIM:To study whether adalimumab(ADA) was associated with improvement in growth,bone mineraldensity(BMD) and bone metabolism.METHODS:In children with Crohn's disease(CD) there is a high prevalence of growth failure and reduced BMD.Treatment with infliximab is associated with an improvement in growth.Anthropometry,paediatric CD activity index(PCDAI),bone markers and BMD was measured in 18 patients(72% females) one year before and after start of ADA with a median age of 14.4 years(range:5-19 years) at treatment start.Outcomes were indicators of growth with treatment as well as interval growth.RESULTS:Eleven(61%) children experienced catchup growth after ADA.PCDAI significantly decreased from 52.1 ± 16 to 30.4 ± 23(P ≤ 0.001).Post ADA,body mass index(BMI) standard deviation score(SDS) 0.1[range:2.7-(-0.8)] vs-1 [range:0.1-(-3.6)],P = 0.04 and △BMI SDS in children 0.3 [range:0.7-(-0.2)] vs-1.1 [range:1.2-(-2.3)],P = 0.01 in remission were significantly higher compared to those with moderate to severe inflammation.The main predictors for growth were 25-hydroxycholecalciferol and for bone mineralisation weight and height SDS.ADA had no significant influence on bone markers and BMD.CONCLUSION:Next to improvement of PCDAI,half of the children achieved a positive catch-up growth.A better nutritional status with improvement in BMI and weight is positive predictor for improved growth and bone mineralisation. AIM:To study whether adalimumab(ADA) was associated with improvement in growth,bone mineraldensity(BMD) and bone metabolism.METHODS:In children with Crohn's disease(CD) there is a high prevalence of growth failure and reduced BMD.Treatment with infliximab is associated with an improvement in growth.Anthropometry,paediatric CD activity index(PCDAI),bone markers and BMD was measured in 18 patients(72% females) one year before and after start of ADA with a median age of 14.4 years(range:5-19 years) at treatment start.Outcomes were indicators of growth with treatment as well as interval growth.RESULTS:Eleven(61%) children experienced catchup growth after ADA.PCDAI significantly decreased from 52.1 ± 16 to 30.4 ± 23(P ≤ 0.001).Post ADA,body mass index(BMI) standard deviation score(SDS) 0.1[range:2.7-(-0.8)] vs-1 [range:0.1-(-3.6)],P = 0.04 and △BMI SDS in children 0.3 [range:0.7-(-0.2)] vs-1.1 [range:1.2-(-2.3)],P = 0.01 in remission were significantly higher compared to those with moderate to severe inflammation.The main predictors for growth were 25-hydroxycholecalciferol and for bone mineralisation weight and height SDS.ADA had no significant influence on bone markers and BMD.CONCLUSION:Next to improvement of PCDAI,half of the children achieved a positive catch-up growth.A better nutritional status with improvement in BMI and weight is positive predictor for improved growth and bone mineralisation.
出处 《World Journal of Gastroenterology》 SCIE CAS 2015年第21期6613-6620,共8页 世界胃肠病学杂志(英文版)
关键词 Crohn's disease ADALIMUMAB GROWTH Bone health PAEDIATRICS Crohn's disease Adalimumab Growth Bone health Paediatrics
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