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TABLE 1. Body composition of subjects with BMI > 30 kg/m2 determined
by bioelectrical impedamce method (n =95).
(n=74)
Man (n=74)

_
x
SD

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Age (years)
48.46
6.05

WHR
0.97
0.13

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(kg)
31.68
8.29

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(%)
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11.63

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(kg)
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8.19

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13.65

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8.21

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14.38

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7,89

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14.56

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SD

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x
SD
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2.56
1.32

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0.25

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1.11

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LDL
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3.37
0.23
0.64

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0.99

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1.37

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1.46

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30 kg/m2 (n = 95).
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fractions in subjects with BMI > 30 kg/m2 (n = 95).
Men
(n = 74; DF = 72;
p < 0.05; ptab 0.27)

Cholesterol (mmol/L)

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HDL (mmol/L)
LDL (mmol/L)

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TBW
(l)

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RELATIONSHIP OF BODY FATTY MASS WITH LIPID STATUS IN OBESE WORKING


POPULATION
Z. IVANOV, M. IVANOV
Novi Sad Health Centre, Novi Sad
INTRODUCTION
Obesity can be defined as an excessive accumulation of
health threatening body fat, caused by positive energetic bal
ance. It can be classified according to body mass index as
normal body mass, excessive body mass, significant obesi
ty and extreme obesity. According to WHR (waisthip ratio),
it can be classified to android and gynoid type depending on
fat tissue distribution. Android type has greater frequency of
cardiovascular and metabolic complications, as is occur
rence of premature atherosclerosis. As metabolic complica
tions we consider lipid status disorders in obese workers,
and these complications are related to body composition.
MATERIAL AND METHODS
Among 331 workers, we separated 95 persons with BMI >
30 kg/m2. This group was classified according to gender,
their body composition has been measured using bioelectri
cal impedance method and, subsequently, cholesterol,
triglycerides, HDL and LDL levels were determined, search
ing for relationship of body composition with lipid status frac
tions p< 0.05.
RESULTS
High body fatty was found in 33.03% of male and in 37.48%
of female subjects. It was found that in male subjects cho

lesterol levels (6.70 mml/L),triglycerides (2.56 mml/L), limit


values of LDL (3.93 mml/L) and limit values of HDL (1.16
mml/L) were highly risky. Positive insignificant relationship
of body fatty mass with cholesterol, triglycerides, LDL, but
not with HDL was found.
DISCUSSION
Results point to highly risky limit values of lipid parameters
in male and female subjects. These values can be explained
by older age of subjects, their way of life and nutrition regi
men, significant comorbidity in this group, and influence on
working ability.
CONSLUSION
It was found that obese male and female subjects have high
values of body fatty mass. Male subjects have highly risky
levels of lipid status fractions, while in female subjects these
are limit values.
Insignificant positive corelation of body fatty mass with lipid
status fractions in tested population was found.
The obtained results are significant regarding morbidity
expectation and studies of complications of obese working
population, as well as in judgment of working ability.
Keywords: Lipid status, body fatty mass, working ability of
obese workers. (SRP ARH CELOK LEK).

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(Abbreviations)
TV
TM
WHR
SAD
BMI
BIA
FAT (kg)


(body height)

(body weight)
-
(waist-hip-ratio)

(sagital abdominal diametar)

(body mas index)

(bioelektrical impendans analysis)
(kg)
(fat tissue kg)

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LBM
TBW
BMR

(%)
(fat tissue %)

(lean body mas)

(total body water)
cal/
(basal metabolic rate)

TW
TBW (kg)
TBW (%)
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(target body weight in kg)
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