Table 1.

Characteristics Assessed in 124 Healthy Boys at a Mean Age of 7.4, 15.2, and 22.6 Years

Characteristic7.4 ± 0.415.2 ± 0.422.6 ± 0.8Δ 7.4 to 15.2Δ 15.2 to 22.6Δ 7.4 to 22.6
Standing height, cm125.7 ± 5.9171.8 ± 8.4178.7 ± 6.246.3 ± 4.76.9 ± 5.553.2 ± 4.3
Body weight, kg25.3 ± 4.659.3 ± 11.173.4 ± 12.834.3 ± 8.214.1 ± 8.948.4 ± 10.3
BMI, kg/m215.9 ± 1.920.0 ± 2.723.0 ± 3.64.2 ± 2.03.0 ± 2.47.2 ± 3.0
Calcium intake, mg ⋅ d−1752 ± 2631031 ± 569949 ± 501276 ± 531−85 ± 513194 ± 515
Protein intake, g ⋅ d−147.3 ± 11.663.7 ± 24.675.5 ± 27.016.6 ± 22.511.7 ± 30.728.5 ± 27.7
Total PA, kcal ⋅ d−1242 ± 94722 ± 378738 ± 530487 ± 35915 ± 525498 ± 516
FN BMC, mg2052 ± 3374600 ± 8035296 ± 8392562 ± 662680 ± 5633250 ± 707
FN area, cm23.00 ± 0.325.27 ± 0.435.65 ± 0.362.27 ± 0.370.38 ± 0.322.65 ± 0.35
FN width, cm1.98 ± 0.213.49 ± 0.283.73 ± 0.241.50 ± 0.250.25 ± 0.211.75 ± 0.23
FN aBMD, mg/cm2675 ± 72872 ± 122938 ± 135a192 ± 9263 ± 83256 ± 108
Characteristic7.4 ± 0.415.2 ± 0.422.6 ± 0.8Δ 7.4 to 15.2Δ 15.2 to 22.6Δ 7.4 to 22.6
Standing height, cm125.7 ± 5.9171.8 ± 8.4178.7 ± 6.246.3 ± 4.76.9 ± 5.553.2 ± 4.3
Body weight, kg25.3 ± 4.659.3 ± 11.173.4 ± 12.834.3 ± 8.214.1 ± 8.948.4 ± 10.3
BMI, kg/m215.9 ± 1.920.0 ± 2.723.0 ± 3.64.2 ± 2.03.0 ± 2.47.2 ± 3.0
Calcium intake, mg ⋅ d−1752 ± 2631031 ± 569949 ± 501276 ± 531−85 ± 513194 ± 515
Protein intake, g ⋅ d−147.3 ± 11.663.7 ± 24.675.5 ± 27.016.6 ± 22.511.7 ± 30.728.5 ± 27.7
Total PA, kcal ⋅ d−1242 ± 94722 ± 378738 ± 530487 ± 35915 ± 525498 ± 516
FN BMC, mg2052 ± 3374600 ± 8035296 ± 8392562 ± 662680 ± 5633250 ± 707
FN area, cm23.00 ± 0.325.27 ± 0.435.65 ± 0.362.27 ± 0.370.38 ± 0.322.65 ± 0.35
FN width, cm1.98 ± 0.213.49 ± 0.283.73 ± 0.241.50 ± 0.250.25 ± 0.211.75 ± 0.23
FN aBMD, mg/cm2675 ± 72872 ± 122938 ± 135a192 ± 9263 ± 83256 ± 108

All values are means ± SDs.

aBMD, areal bone mineral density; BMC, bone mineral content; BMI, body mass index; FN, Femoral neck variables assessed by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry; PA, physical activity.

a Corresponds to a T-score = 0.06 ± 0.99, which is not significantly different from that used as for the clinical diagnosis of osteoporosis in the dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry unit of the University Hospitals of Geneva.

Table 1.

Characteristics Assessed in 124 Healthy Boys at a Mean Age of 7.4, 15.2, and 22.6 Years

Characteristic7.4 ± 0.415.2 ± 0.422.6 ± 0.8Δ 7.4 to 15.2Δ 15.2 to 22.6Δ 7.4 to 22.6
Standing height, cm125.7 ± 5.9171.8 ± 8.4178.7 ± 6.246.3 ± 4.76.9 ± 5.553.2 ± 4.3
Body weight, kg25.3 ± 4.659.3 ± 11.173.4 ± 12.834.3 ± 8.214.1 ± 8.948.4 ± 10.3
BMI, kg/m215.9 ± 1.920.0 ± 2.723.0 ± 3.64.2 ± 2.03.0 ± 2.47.2 ± 3.0
Calcium intake, mg ⋅ d−1752 ± 2631031 ± 569949 ± 501276 ± 531−85 ± 513194 ± 515
Protein intake, g ⋅ d−147.3 ± 11.663.7 ± 24.675.5 ± 27.016.6 ± 22.511.7 ± 30.728.5 ± 27.7
Total PA, kcal ⋅ d−1242 ± 94722 ± 378738 ± 530487 ± 35915 ± 525498 ± 516
FN BMC, mg2052 ± 3374600 ± 8035296 ± 8392562 ± 662680 ± 5633250 ± 707
FN area, cm23.00 ± 0.325.27 ± 0.435.65 ± 0.362.27 ± 0.370.38 ± 0.322.65 ± 0.35
FN width, cm1.98 ± 0.213.49 ± 0.283.73 ± 0.241.50 ± 0.250.25 ± 0.211.75 ± 0.23
FN aBMD, mg/cm2675 ± 72872 ± 122938 ± 135a192 ± 9263 ± 83256 ± 108
Characteristic7.4 ± 0.415.2 ± 0.422.6 ± 0.8Δ 7.4 to 15.2Δ 15.2 to 22.6Δ 7.4 to 22.6
Standing height, cm125.7 ± 5.9171.8 ± 8.4178.7 ± 6.246.3 ± 4.76.9 ± 5.553.2 ± 4.3
Body weight, kg25.3 ± 4.659.3 ± 11.173.4 ± 12.834.3 ± 8.214.1 ± 8.948.4 ± 10.3
BMI, kg/m215.9 ± 1.920.0 ± 2.723.0 ± 3.64.2 ± 2.03.0 ± 2.47.2 ± 3.0
Calcium intake, mg ⋅ d−1752 ± 2631031 ± 569949 ± 501276 ± 531−85 ± 513194 ± 515
Protein intake, g ⋅ d−147.3 ± 11.663.7 ± 24.675.5 ± 27.016.6 ± 22.511.7 ± 30.728.5 ± 27.7
Total PA, kcal ⋅ d−1242 ± 94722 ± 378738 ± 530487 ± 35915 ± 525498 ± 516
FN BMC, mg2052 ± 3374600 ± 8035296 ± 8392562 ± 662680 ± 5633250 ± 707
FN area, cm23.00 ± 0.325.27 ± 0.435.65 ± 0.362.27 ± 0.370.38 ± 0.322.65 ± 0.35
FN width, cm1.98 ± 0.213.49 ± 0.283.73 ± 0.241.50 ± 0.250.25 ± 0.211.75 ± 0.23
FN aBMD, mg/cm2675 ± 72872 ± 122938 ± 135a192 ± 9263 ± 83256 ± 108

All values are means ± SDs.

aBMD, areal bone mineral density; BMC, bone mineral content; BMI, body mass index; FN, Femoral neck variables assessed by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry; PA, physical activity.

a Corresponds to a T-score = 0.06 ± 0.99, which is not significantly different from that used as for the clinical diagnosis of osteoporosis in the dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry unit of the University Hospitals of Geneva.

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