Sedentary Behaviour in Youth with Cerebral Palsy and Age-, Gender- and Season-Matched Controls
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1 Sedentary Behaviour in Youth with Cerebral Palsy and Age-, Gender- and Season-Matched Controls Joyce Obeid, Stephen Noorduyn, Jan Willem Gorter and Brian W. Timmons on behalf of the Stay-FIT Study Group Child Health & Exercise Medicine Program, Canada Presented at the Pediatric Work Physiology Biennial Conference; September 19-3, 011; Cornwall, UK
2 Cerebral Palsy Cerebral palsy (CP) group of neurologic conditions affecting ~-3 in 1,000 youth Characterized by poor voluntary muscle control and spasticity resulting abnormal movement and posture Functional consequences: - chronic pain and fatigue - capacity to perform activities of daily living - habitual physical activity (PA) - Sedentary behaviour? Claassen, 011/Clanchy, 011/Stephens, 010
3 Sedentary Behaviour and Health Total sedentary time, independent of PA, is linked with: - overweight/obesity - cardiovascular risk factors - metabolic risk factors Patterns of sedentary behaviour may be just as important as the total amount of sedentary time - Shorter sedentary bouts linked with metabolic risk factors No objective measures of sedentary time or patterns in youth with CP Tremblay, 003/Tremblay, 010/Healy, 011
4 Objective To examine sedentary behaviour in a sample of children with CP compared with typically developing youth. 4
5 Methods: Participant Characteristics Youth with CP recruited from clinics at the McMaster Children s Hospital Typically developing controls recruited from the local community CP Control N (Males) 16 (14) 16 (14) Age (yrs) 13.1 ± ±.5 GMFCS Level I = 8 II = 5 III = 3 N/A *Age is presented as mean ± SD. GMFCS = Gross Motor Function Classification System
6 Methods: Accelerometry Sedentary behaviour measured by accelerometry ActiGraph GT1M Objective measure of activity, recently validated in children with CP Worn at the right hip during all waking hours (except water activities) Recording for 7 days in 3-sec epochs - Minimum monitoring time of 5 hours on 4 days Activity log used to confirm monitoring time Clanchy, 011
7 Methods: Accelerometry Measures of: 00 - Monitoring time Total sedentary time Bouts of sedentary behaviour (frequency & duration) - Breaks from sedentary behaviour (frequency & duration) Activity Count 9:00 AM 9:30 AM 10:00 AM 10:30 AM 11:00 AM 11:30 AM 1:00 PM 1:30 PM 1:00 PM 1:30 PM :00 PM :30 PM 3:00 PM 3:30 PM TIME 4:00 PM 4:30 PM 5:00 PM 5:30 PM 6:00 PM 6:30 PM 7:00 PM 7:30 PM 8:00 PM 8:30 PM 9:00 PM Cut-points developed by Evenson et al. (008), recently validated for use in youth with CP - Sedentary < 100 cpm Evenson, 008/Clanchy, 011
8 Results: Sedentary Time Monitoring Time (min/d) Sedentary Time (min/d) CP Control ± ± ± ± 81.3 % Sedentary* 8.3 ± ± 6.3 * CP > Control, p < 0.05
9 Results: Sedentary Bout Frequency Frequency of sedentary bouts: CP < Control 1400 Frequency, # bouts/d * 0 CP Control
10 Results: Sedentary Bout Duration Bout Duration, s Duration of sedentary bouts: CP > Control 300 * CP Control
11 Results: Breaks from Sedentary Bouts Frequency of breaks from sedentary: CP < Control Duration of breaks: CP = Control Frequency, # bouts/d * CP Control Bout Duration, s CP Control
12 Results: CP vs. Matched Control
13 Discussion Sedentary behaviour in youth with CP vs. controls: - Similar monitoring time - Similar total sedentary time - Longer sedentary bouts - Less frequent breaks Implications for activity promotion in CP? Implications for health?
14 Limitations & Future Directions Limitations include: - Water activities in CP - Small sample size by GMFCS levels - Difficulty in assessing activity in Level III and IV* Future studies will examine the link between sedentary behaviours and health-related outcomes in this population
15 Acknowledgements Participants & Families Stay-FIT Study Group Child Health & Exercise Medicine Program This study was supported by the McMaster Children s Hospital Foundation
16 Thank you! 4
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