A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
Assessment of energy expenditure in metabolic disorders
The assessment of energy expenditure is valuable for the management of children with various conditions such as obesity and failure to thrive. Total daily energy expenditure (TDEE) includes resting energy expenditure (REE), energy expenditure during physical activity, dietary thermogenesis and growth. TDEE can be assessed by using the double-labelled water technique, but it has complex pitfalls and potential sources of errors and is impractical for everyday use. As REE is a substantial part of TDEE (65%-70%) and computerised indirect calorimeters have become recently available, this non-invasive, relatively cheap and easy to use technique is valuable for the assessment of short-term changes in energy metabolism. This can be used to assess REE of children with inborn errors of metabolism, whilst well and during episodes of metabolic decompensation and therefore to accurately determine energy intake.
Assessment of energy expenditure in metabolic disorders
The assessment of energy expenditure is valuable for the management of children with various conditions such as obesity and failure to thrive. Total daily energy expenditure (TDEE) includes resting energy expenditure (REE), energy expenditure during physical activity, dietary thermogenesis and growth. TDEE can be assessed by using the double-labelled water technique, but it has complex pitfalls and potential sources of errors and is impractical for everyday use. As REE is a substantial part of TDEE (65%-70%) and computerised indirect calorimeters have become recently available, this non-invasive, relatively cheap and easy to use technique is valuable for the assessment of short-term changes in energy metabolism. This can be used to assess REE of children with inborn errors of metabolism, whilst well and during episodes of metabolic decompensation and therefore to accurately determine energy intake.
Assessment of energy expenditure in metabolic disorders
Bodamer, O.A.F. (author) / Hoffmann, G.F. (author) / Visser, G.H. (author) / Janecke, A. (author) / Linderkamp, O. (author) / Leonard, J.V. (author) / Fasoli, L. (author) / Rating, D. (author)
1997-08-01
Bodamer , O A F , Hoffmann , G F , Visser , G H , Janecke , A , Linderkamp , O , Leonard , J V , Fasoli , L & Rating , D 1997 , ' Assessment of energy expenditure in metabolic disorders ' , European Journal of Pediatrics , vol. 156 , pp. S24-S28 . https://doi.org/10.1007/PL00014266 ; ISSN:0340-6199
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
DDC:
690
Studies of metabolic energy expenditure in bicycling
| TIBKAT | 1975
Hyperprolactinemia and energy expenditure
| British Library Conference Proceedings | 2000
Integrating and controlling energy expenditure
British Library Online Contents | 2001
TECHNICAL & PRACTICE - Integrating and controlling energy expenditure
Online Contents | 2001
Ambulatory Energy Expenditure Evaluation for Treadmill Exercises
| Springer Verlag | 2015