京都大学 / 0048 / 新制・課程博士 / 博士(医学) / 甲第21660号 / 医博第4466号 / 新制||医||1035(附属図書館) / 京都大学大学院医学研究科医学専攻 / (主査)教授 柳田 素子, 教授 滝田 順子, 教授 妻木 範行 / 学位規則第4条第1項該当 / Doctor of Medical Science / Kyoto University / DFAM

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This study compares the morbidity and mortality of non-adults in urban and rural cemeteries between AD 850-1859. It was hypothesised that the development of urbanisation and industrialisation with subsequenot overcrowding and environmental pollution, would result in a decline in human health in the urban groups. This would be evident in lower mean ages at death, retarded growth and higher rates of childhood stress and chronic infection in the children living in the urbanised environments. Non-adult skeletons were examined from Raunds Furnells in Northamptonshire (Anglo- Saxon), St. Helen-on-the-Walls in York (later medieval, urban), Wharrarn Percy in Yorkshire (later medieval, rural) and from the crypt of Christ Church Spitalfields, in London (AD 1729-1859). The results showed that it was industrialisation, rather than urbanisation that was most detrimental to child health. Weaning ages declined from two years in the Anglo-Saxon period to one year in the eighteenth and nineteenth century. Industrialisation was characterised by a lower mean age at death, growth retardation and an increase in the prevalence of rickets and scurvy. Although higher rates of dental disease and matemal stress were apparent in the urbanised samples, respiratory diseases were more common in the rural areas. Growth profiles suggested that environmental factors were similar in the urban and rural communities in the later medieval period. However, there was evidence that employment had a detrimental effect on the health of later medieval apprentices. This study demonstrates the importance of non-adult remains in addressing issues of health and adaptation in the past and, the validity of using skeletal material to measure environmental stress.

O Ferro (Fe) atua em vários processos metabólicos, principalmente do neurodesenvolvimento, cujo conteúdo corporal é ainda de difícil determinação, podendo sofrer influência de fatores como a prematuridade e o Crescimento Intrauterino Restrito (CIUR). Este estudo objetivou descrever a evolução hematológica e do conteúdo de Fe em Recém-Nascidos (RN) de Termo (T) e Pré-Termo Tardios (PT T), com e sem CIUR, em aleitamento materno exclusivo, durante os primeiros dois meses de vida, analisando a influência da prematuridade, presença de CIUR e evolução nutricional. Incluiu-se 95 RN: Grupo 1A, 25 RN PT T sem CIUR; Grupo 1B, 24 RN PT T com CIUR; Grupo 2A, 21 RN T sem CIUR e Grupo 2B, 25 RN T com CIUR. A presença de CIUR foi determinada pelo peso nascimento <P5 para a curva de Alexander. Determinou-se ao nascimento, com um e dois meses de idade: medidas antropométricas (peso, comprimento e perímetro cefálico) e Índice de Massa Corporal (IMC), Hemoglobina (Hb), Hematócrito (Ht), Reticulócitos (Ret), Volume Corpuscular Médio (VCM), Hemoglobina Corpuscular Média (HCM), Variação da Distribuição das Células Vermelhas (RDW), Capacidade de Ligação do Fe (CLFe), Saturação de Transferrina (SatTf), Fe sérico e Ferritina. As análises estatísticas basearam-se: Teste não paramétrico de Kolmogorov-Smirnov para testar normalidade. ANOVA One-Way ou Kruskall-Wallis para a análise das variáveis contínuas; Teste Exato de Fischer ou Qui-quadrado para comparação de proporções; Coeficiente de Pearson para análise de correlações. Odds Ratio e respectivos 95% Intervalos de Confiança para avaliação do risco de anemia. Significância de 5%. As medidas antropométricas e IMC evoluíram com aumento ao longo do tempo (p<0,001). Os valores hematológicos reduziramse ao longo do tempo (p<0,001). A Hb foi maior nos grupos com CIUR ao nascimento e no T sem CIUR com dois meses (p<0,001). A variação relativa da Hb entre dois meses e nascimento foi maior no PT T com CIUR e menor no T sem CIUR (p<0,001). As reservas de Fe modificaram-se em todos os grupos. A CLFe foi maior no T sem CIUR ao nascimento (p<0,001) e com um mês vida (p=0,008). O Fe foi maior no T sem CIUR ao nascimento (p<0,001) e menor no PT T com CIUR que os grupos RN T com um mês de vida (p=0,007). A ferritina não apresentou diferenças entre os grupos. A Resumo _____________________________________________________________________________________________ xxxii SatTf foi maior no T sem CIUR ao nascimento (p<0,001) e a variação relativa da SatTf superior no PT T com CIUR (p=0,001). A Hb correlacionouse com o peso em todos os grupos (p<0,001) e a Ferritina nos PT T sem CIUR (r=-0,3250; p=0,0068) e com CIUR (r=-0,3280; p=0,0063). A anemia foi mais frequente nos grupos com CIUR (90,5% PT T com CIUR e 90% T com CIUR), sendo maior entre os RN de T com CIUR em relação aos sem CIUR (OR=16,500; p=0,0013) e nos PT T com CIUR em relação aos T sem CIUR (OR=17,417; p=0,0005). Provavelmente, as diferentes evoluções das reservas de Fe e a maior redução da hemoglobina no PT T com CIUR deveram-se à influência da prematuridade e do CIUR sobre seu crescimento. O CIUR parece ser o fator mais importante no desenvolvimento de anemia em RN em aleitamento materno exclusivo, pois somente os grupos com CIUR apresentaram risco de anemia aos dois meses de idade / Iron (Fe) acts in several metabolic processes, especially neurodevelopmental ones, which body content is still the difficult access and could be influenced by factors, such as, prematurity and Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR). This study aimed at describing the hematological evolution and iron body content in Term (T) and Late Pre-Term (LPT) Newborns (NB), with and without IUGR, exclusive breastfeeding, during the first two months of life, and analyzing the prematurity influence, UGR presence and nutritional evolution. 95 NB were included: Group 1A, 25 LPTNB without IUGR, Group 1B, 24 LPTNB with IUGR, Group 2A, 21 TNB without IUGR and Group 2B, 25 TNB with IUGR. The presence of IUGR was determined by birth weight <P5 of Alexander Curve. At birth, one and two months of age were determined: anthropometric measures (weight, length, cephalic circumference) and Body Mass Index (BMI), Hemoglobin (Hb), Hematocrit (Ht), Reticulocytes, mean corpuscular volume, mean corpuscular hemoglobin, red blood cells distribution width, serum Fe, ferritin, Iron Binding Capacity (IBC) and Transferrin Saturation (TfSat). Statistical analysis was based on: Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test was used to verify normality. ANOVA One-Way or Kruskal-Wallis Test for continuous variables analysis, Fisher\'s Exact Test or Chi-Square Test for Comparison of proportions, Pearson Coefficient for correlations analysis, Odds Ratio and 95% Confidence Intervals for evaluation of anemia risk, Multiple Regression Stepwise Backward and Binary Logistic Regression for risk factors of Hb and anemia analysis at two months. Significance was set at 5%. The anthropometric measures and BMI increased along the time (p<0.001) and the hematological values decreased (p<0.001). The Hb was higher in groups with IUGR at birth and in T without IUGR at 2 months (p<0.001). The relative variation between 2 months and birth was higher in LPT with IUGR and lower in T without IUGR (p<0.001). The iron stores were modified in all the groups along the time. The IBC was higher in T without IUGR at birth (p<0,001) and 1 month of life (p=0.008). The serum iron was higher in T without IUGR at birth (p<0.001) and lower in LPT with IUGR than in the T NB groups at 1 month at life (p=0.007). Ferritin levels did not differ among the groups. The TfSat levels were higher in T without IUGR at birth (p<0.001) and the relative variation of TfSat was higher in LPT with IUGR (p=0.001). The Hb correlated with weight in all the groups (p<0.001) and the Ferritin in LPT without IUGR (r=-0.3250; p=0.0068) and with IUGR (r=-0.3280; p=0.0063). The anemia was more frequent in IUGR groups (90.5% in LPT with IUGR and 90% in T with IUGR). The anemia risk was hugher in T with IUGR than in without IUGR (OR=12.37, p=0.0022) and in LPT with IUGR in relation to T without IUGR (OR=13.06, p=0.0019). The different evolutions of the iron stores and the higher reduction of Hb in LPT with IUGR could be an effect of prematurity and IUGR influence on their growth. The IUGR must be the most important anemia development factor in exclusive breastfeeding NB, because only groups with IUGR showed risk for anemia at two months of age

Orientadores: Ricardo Barini, Lourenço Sbragia Neto / Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas. Faculdade de Ciencias Medicas / Made available in DSpace on 2018-11-27T12:29:22Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Bueno_MarciaPereira_D.pdf: 2898828 bytes, checksum: 2c6dcaa4a20ec185bea4b47114c30a0e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2010 / Resumo: A restrição do crescimento intrauterino (RCIU) limita o desenvolvimento fetal adequado aumentando a morbidade e mortalidades perinatais. Os mecanismos fetais adaptativos na RCIU podem desencadear alterações endócrinas e metabólicas que explicariam a ocorrência de doenças na idade adulta. O objetivo do estudo foi avaliar na RCIU experimental pela ligadura da artéria uterina se existem alterações na morfometria e histologia do fígado, intesti no e rins e se existem diferenças na expressão dos receptores de insulina, IR-(3, IRS-1, IRS-2, IGF-IR(3 no grupo de fetos submetidos à RCIU. O presente experimento foi submetido ao Comitê de Ética e Experimentação Animal da Universidade Estadual de Campinas (CEEA-UNICAMP) e aprovado como projeto de pesquisa N° 1644-1. Para realização do estudo utilizamos fetos de ratas Sprague Dawley divididos em 3 grupos. Grupo I (RCIU) - 40 fetos submetidos à ligadura da artéria uterina unilateral com 18,5 dias de gestação, Grupo II (Controle-RCIU) - 40 fetos do corno oposto ao da ligadura da artéria uterina e Grupo III (Controle Externo) - 40 fetos sem procedimento cirúrgico ou alimentar. Os resultados mostraram no modelo experimental de RCIU uma diminuição do peso corporal (PC), hepático (PH) e intestinal (PI) (p<0,01) no grupo RCIU, as relações entre PH/PC, PI/PC, PR/PC foram mantidas, fetos RC IU tem diminuição das camadas submucosas e mucosas intestinais (p<0,05); diminuição da camada cortical renal e do número de glomérulos, com aumento do volume glomerular (p<0,05). Na RCIU encontramos menor expressão hepática do IR-(3, IRS-1 e IRS-2, menor expressão do IRS-2 no intestino e rins e maior expressão do IGF-IR(3 em todos os tecidos. O modelo experimental estudado causou uma RCIU simétrica com alterações morfométricas e do metabolismo da glicose que poderiam justificar no futuro um maior risco de doenças metabólicas / Abstract: Intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR) limits appropriate fetal development increasing morbidity and perinatal mortality. Adaptive mechanisms in fetal IUGR may leave to endocrine and metabolic alterations that could explain the occurrence of diseases in adulthood. The aim of this study was to evaluate whether experimental IUGR by uterine artery ligation causes changes in morphology and histology of the liver, intestines and kidneys. We also evaluated if there were differences in the expression of insulin receptors, IR-(3, IRS-1, IRS-2, IGF-IR(3 of fetuses subjected to IUGR. This experiment was submitted to the Ethics and Animal Experimentation of the Campinas State University (UNICAMP CEEA) and was approved as a research project No. 1644-1. The study used fetuses Sprague-Dawley rats divided into 3 groups. Group I (IUGR) - 40 fetuses who underwent uterine artery ligation sided with 18.5 days of pregnancy Group II (Control-IUGR) - 40 fetuses of the horn opposite to the uterine artery ligation, and Group III (External Control) - 40 fetuses without surgery or food The results showed the experimental model of IUGR, a reduction in body weight (BW), liver (PH) and intestine (PI) (p <0.01) in IUGR, the relationship between PH/PC, PI/PC, PR/PC have been retai ned, IUGR fetuses have reduced layers of the intestinal mucosa and submucosa (p<0,05), decreased renal cortical layer and the glomerular number and increased volume rate (p<0,05). In IUGR found lower hepatic expression of IR-(3, IRS-1 and IRS-2, reduced expression of IRS-2 in the intestine and kidney and increased expression of IGF-IR(3 in all tissues. The experimental model studied caused a symmetrical IUGR with histological changes and glucose metabolism that could justify a greater risk of metabolic diseasesin the future / Doutorado / Ciencias Biomedicas / Doutor em Tocoginecologia

O Ferro (Fe) atua em vários processos metabólicos, principalmente do neurodesenvolvimento, cujo conteúdo corporal é ainda de difícil determinação, podendo sofrer influência de fatores como a prematuridade e o Crescimento Intrauterino Restrito (CIUR). Este estudo objetivou descrever a evolução hematológica e do conteúdo de Fe em Recém-Nascidos (RN) de Termo (T) e Pré-Termo Tardios (PT T), com e sem CIUR, em aleitamento materno exclusivo, durante os primeiros dois meses de vida, analisando a influência da prematuridade, presença de CIUR e evolução nutricional. Incluiu-se 95 RN: Grupo 1A, 25 RN PT T sem CIUR; Grupo 1B, 24 RN PT T com CIUR; Grupo 2A, 21 RN T sem CIUR e Grupo 2B, 25 RN T com CIUR. A presença de CIUR foi determinada pelo peso nascimento <P5 para a curva de Alexander. Determinou-se ao nascimento, com um e dois meses de idade: medidas antropométricas (peso, comprimento e perímetro cefálico) e Índice de Massa Corporal (IMC), Hemoglobina (Hb), Hematócrito (Ht), Reticulócitos (Ret), Volume Corpuscular Médio (VCM), Hemoglobina Corpuscular Média (HCM), Variação da Distribuição das Células Vermelhas (RDW), Capacidade de Ligação do Fe (CLFe), Saturação de Transferrina (SatTf), Fe sérico e Ferritina. As análises estatísticas basearam-se: Teste não paramétrico de Kolmogorov-Smirnov para testar normalidade. ANOVA One-Way ou Kruskall-Wallis para a análise das variáveis contínuas; Teste Exato de Fischer ou Qui-quadrado para comparação de proporções; Coeficiente de Pearson para análise de correlações. Odds Ratio e respectivos 95% Intervalos de Confiança para avaliação do risco de anemia. Significância de 5%. As medidas antropométricas e IMC evoluíram com aumento ao longo do tempo (p<0,001). Os valores hematológicos reduziramse ao longo do tempo (p<0,001). A Hb foi maior nos grupos com CIUR ao nascimento e no T sem CIUR com dois meses (p<0,001). A variação relativa da Hb entre dois meses e nascimento foi maior no PT T com CIUR e menor no T sem CIUR (p<0,001). As reservas de Fe modificaram-se em todos os grupos. A CLFe foi maior no T sem CIUR ao nascimento (p<0,001) e com um mês vida (p=0,008). O Fe foi maior no T sem CIUR ao nascimento (p<0,001) e menor no PT T com CIUR que os grupos RN T com um mês de vida (p=0,007). A ferritina não apresentou diferenças entre os grupos. A Resumo _____________________________________________________________________________________________ xxxii SatTf foi maior no T sem CIUR ao nascimento (p<0,001) e a variação relativa da SatTf superior no PT T com CIUR (p=0,001). A Hb correlacionouse com o peso em todos os grupos (p<0,001) e a Ferritina nos PT T sem CIUR (r=-0,3250; p=0,0068) e com CIUR (r=-0,3280; p=0,0063). A anemia foi mais frequente nos grupos com CIUR (90,5% PT T com CIUR e 90% T com CIUR), sendo maior entre os RN de T com CIUR em relação aos sem CIUR (OR=16,500; p=0,0013) e nos PT T com CIUR em relação aos T sem CIUR (OR=17,417; p=0,0005). Provavelmente, as diferentes evoluções das reservas de Fe e a maior redução da hemoglobina no PT T com CIUR deveram-se à influência da prematuridade e do CIUR sobre seu crescimento. O CIUR parece ser o fator mais importante no desenvolvimento de anemia em RN em aleitamento materno exclusivo, pois somente os grupos com CIUR apresentaram risco de anemia aos dois meses de idade / Iron (Fe) acts in several metabolic processes, especially neurodevelopmental ones, which body content is still the difficult access and could be influenced by factors, such as, prematurity and Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR). This study aimed at describing the hematological evolution and iron body content in Term (T) and Late Pre-Term (LPT) Newborns (NB), with and without IUGR, exclusive breastfeeding, during the first two months of life, and analyzing the prematurity influence, UGR presence and nutritional evolution. 95 NB were included: Group 1A, 25 LPTNB without IUGR, Group 1B, 24 LPTNB with IUGR, Group 2A, 21 TNB without IUGR and Group 2B, 25 TNB with IUGR. The presence of IUGR was determined by birth weight <P5 of Alexander Curve. At birth, one and two months of age were determined: anthropometric measures (weight, length, cephalic circumference) and Body Mass Index (BMI), Hemoglobin (Hb), Hematocrit (Ht), Reticulocytes, mean corpuscular volume, mean corpuscular hemoglobin, red blood cells distribution width, serum Fe, ferritin, Iron Binding Capacity (IBC) and Transferrin Saturation (TfSat). Statistical analysis was based on: Kolmogorov-Smirnov Test was used to verify normality. ANOVA One-Way or Kruskal-Wallis Test for continuous variables analysis, Fisher\'s Exact Test or Chi-Square Test for Comparison of proportions, Pearson Coefficient for correlations analysis, Odds Ratio and 95% Confidence Intervals for evaluation of anemia risk, Multiple Regression Stepwise Backward and Binary Logistic Regression for risk factors of Hb and anemia analysis at two months. Significance was set at 5%. The anthropometric measures and BMI increased along the time (p<0.001) and the hematological values decreased (p<0.001). The Hb was higher in groups with IUGR at birth and in T without IUGR at 2 months (p<0.001). The relative variation between 2 months and birth was higher in LPT with IUGR and lower in T without IUGR (p<0.001). The iron stores were modified in all the groups along the time. The IBC was higher in T without IUGR at birth (p<0,001) and 1 month of life (p=0.008). The serum iron was higher in T without IUGR at birth (p<0.001) and lower in LPT with IUGR than in the T NB groups at 1 month at life (p=0.007). Ferritin levels did not differ among the groups. The TfSat levels were higher in T without IUGR at birth (p<0.001) and the relative variation of TfSat was higher in LPT with IUGR (p=0.001). The Hb correlated with weight in all the groups (p<0.001) and the Ferritin in LPT without IUGR (r=-0.3250; p=0.0068) and with IUGR (r=-0.3280; p=0.0063). The anemia was more frequent in IUGR groups (90.5% in LPT with IUGR and 90% in T with IUGR). The anemia risk was hugher in T with IUGR than in without IUGR (OR=12.37, p=0.0022) and in LPT with IUGR in relation to T without IUGR (OR=13.06, p=0.0019). The different evolutions of the iron stores and the higher reduction of Hb in LPT with IUGR could be an effect of prematurity and IUGR influence on their growth. The IUGR must be the most important anemia development factor in exclusive breastfeeding NB, because only groups with IUGR showed risk for anemia at two months of age

Retard de croissance intra-utérin (RCIU) et prééclampsie (PE) sont des complications majeures de la grossesse humaine et sont le plus souvent due à une insuffisance de vascularisation utéro-placentaire. Notre objectif était d'évaluer l’angiographie Doppler énergie tridimensionnelle (PDA) comme nouvel outil de dépistage de la PE et du RCIU et d’étude de la fonction placentaire et du RCIU sur modèles animaux. La corrélation entre les indices Doppler 3D et l'écoulement de sang réel au sein de l'unité utéro-placentaires a d'abord été évaluée sur modèle de brebis gravide, ainsi que l'impact des réglages de la machine. Un degré de corrélation plus élevé a été observé pour VI et VFI (r = 0,86 et 0,82 respectivement, p <0,0001) que pour FI (r = 0,64, p <0,0001).L'intérêt de la technique a été ensuite démontré dans un modèle de RCIU chez le lapin (femelles traitées par du L-NAME).Troisièmement, la valeur prédictive du PDA comme test de dépistage du RCIU et de la PE a été démontrée par la réalisation d'une étude prospective multicentrique chez 70 femmes enceintes à bas risque (AUC 0,95, 100% VAN avec une spécificité de 85% pour un seuil de 36.784 FI placentaire). / Intra-uterine growth retardation (IUGR) and preeclampsia (PE) are major complications of human pregnancy & are most often due to an insufficient utero-placental vascularization. Our aim was to evaluate the three-dimensional power Doppler angiography (PDA) as a new tool for the screening IUGR & PE & for the study placental function and IUGR in animal models. The correlation between 3D Doppler indices and the real blood flow within the utero-placental unit was first evaluated in the pregnant sheep model, as well as the impact of machine settings. A higher correlation degree was observed for VI and VFI (r = 0.86 and 0.82 respectively p<0.0001) than for FI (r = 0.64; p<0.0001).The interest of the technique was secondly demonstrated in a rabbit IUGR model (females treated with L-NAME).Thirdly, the predictive value of PDA as a screening test for IUGR & PE was demonstrated by conducting a prospective multicentric study in 70 low risk pregnant women (AUC 0.95, 100% NPV with a specificity of 85% for a 36.784 placental FI threshold).

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<p>This secondary analysis aimed to develop dietary scores to assess the dietary intake of pregnant women in the West Coast/ Winelands region and determine the association with LBW. Further to determine the association between the dietary scores and maternal socioeconomic and socio-demographic characteristics and maternal smoking and/or alcohol consumption during pregnancy.</p>

Objective. Most biomarker studies of maternal smoking have been based on a single blood or urinary cotinine value, which is inadequate in capturing maternal tobacco exposure over the entire pregnancy. This thesis used maternal hair biomarkers to investigate the association between maternal active and passive smoking, and birthweight for gestational age (BW for GA). / Methods. Subjects were 444 term controls drawn from 5,337 participants of a multi-centre nested case-control study of preterm birth in Montreal. Maternal hair, collected after delivery, was measured for average nicotine and cotinine concentration across the pregnancy, assuming hair growth of 1 cm/month. The BW for GA z-score used Canadian population-based standards. Multiple linear regression was used to assess effects on the z-score, after controlling for potential confounders. / Results. In regression models for maternal active smoking analysis, the addition of hair nicotine to models containing either self-report or hair cotinine or both self-report and cotinine explained significantly more variance in the BW for GA z-score (p=0.009, p=0.017, and p=0.033, respectively). In maternal passive smoking analysis, no significant effect of ETS on BW for GA was found using hair biomarkers. / Conclusion. These results indicate that hair biomarkers are sensitive tools capable of predicting reductions in birthweight for maternal active smoking. The stronger results obtained for nicotine are reflective of the fact that hair nicotine is a better measure of maternal smoking, but it could also suggest that nicotine plays an aetiologic role in affecting foetal growth.