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Biochemical Measurement of Neonatal Hypoxia
Published on: August 24, 2011
高いスクリーニング血中鉛濃度を有する子供のフォローアップ検査
Alex R Kemper1, Lisa M Cohn, Kathryn E Fant
1Child Health Evaluation and Research Unit, Division of General Pediatrics, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA. kempera@med.umich.edu
JAMA
|May 12, 2005
まとめ
血中鉛検査のフォローアップは,鉛中毒の予防に不可欠です. しかし,鉛濃度が高い子どものうち,必要なフォローアップ検査を受けたのは半数未満で,これは介護の機会を逃したことを示している.
科学分野:
- 小児科 環境衛生 子どもの健康
- 公共衛生の監視 公共衛生の監視
- 健康の格差について
背景:
- 血中鉛濃度の異常をスクリーニングした後のフォローアップ検査は,効果的な鉛中毒予防戦略に不可欠です.
- 早期発見と介入は,子供における鉛曝露の有害な健康効果を軽減するために非常に重要です.
研究 の 目的:
- 血中鉛濃度が高くスクリーニングされた子供の割合を決定し,推奨されるフォローアップ検査を受ける.
- 血中鉛濃度の上昇に伴うフォローアップケアを受診することに関連する人口統計的,地理的要因を特定する.
主な方法:
- リトロスペクティブな観察コホート研究では,ミシガン州の3682人のメディケイド登録児童 (≤6歳) が,血液中の鉛濃度≥10μg/dLをスクリーニングしたところを分析した.
- フォローアップテストは,最初の高いスクリーニング結果から180日以内に発生するように定義されました.
主要な成果:
- 子供の53.9%だけが,血中鉛濃度が上昇したスクリーニングの後,適時なフォローアップ検査を受けた.
- ヒスパニック系/非白人の子ども,都市部に住む子ども,および高リスクのリードエリアに住む子どもは,フォローアップ検査を受ける相対的なリスクが著しく低かった.
- フォローアップ検査を受けていない子どもたちのうち,評価,管理,または予防ケアのために医師と接触した割合はかなり高く,これは見逃した機会を表しています.
結論:
- 子供の血中鉛濃度の上昇に関するフォローアップ検査の割合は,憂慮すべきほど低い.
- フォローアップケアでは大きな格差があり,脆弱な集団は検査を受ける可能性が低い.
- フォローアップテストの機会を逃してしまうと,リスクの高い子供の認知障害の負担が悪化する可能性があります.
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