F Sayegh
University of Buenos Aires
6 Papers
159 Citations
F Sayegh is an academic researcher from University of Buenos Aires. The author has contributed to research in topics: Waist & Insulin resistance. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 6 publications.
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Papers
The US National Cholesterol Education Programme Adult Treatment Panel III (NCEP ATP III): prevalence of the metabolic syndrome in postmenopausal Latin American women
M Royer,Camil Castelo-Branco,Juan E. Blümel,Peter Chedraui,L Danckers,A Bencosme,D Navarro,S. Vallejo,M T Espinoza,Gustavo Gómez,Humberto Izaguirre,F Ayala,Mabel Martino,E Ojeda,W Onatra,J. Saavedra,Konstantinos Tserotas,E Pozzo,V Manriquez,M. Prada,E Grandia,C Zuniga,D Lange,F Sayegh +23 more
TL;DR: There is a high prevalence of the metabolic syndrome in postmenopausal Latin American women seeking gynecologic health care, and age, years since menopause, obesity and hypertension are strong predictors of this condition.
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Lipid and lipoprotein profile in menopausal transition. Effects of hormones, age and fat distribution.
Gabriela Berg,Viviana Mesch,Laura Boero,F Sayegh,M. Prada,M Royer,María Luz Muzzio,Laura Schreier,Nestor Siseles,Haydee Benencia +9 more
TL;DR: Menopause, age and the increase in abdominal fat distribution were three independent and significant factors impairing lipoprotein profiles from the beginning of the menopausal transition.
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Metabolic syndrome throughout the menopausal transition: influence of age and menopausal status.
Viviana Mesch,Laura Boero,Nestor Siseles,M Royer,M. Prada,F Sayegh,Laura Schreier,Haydee Benencia,Gabriela Berg +8 more
TL;DR: The frequency of metabolic syndrome increased from the time of the menopausal transition to the postmenopause, and abdominal obesity was the most frequent feature observed.
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Androgens in relationship to cardiovascular risk factors in the menopausal transition
Viviana Mesch,Nestor Siseles,P. N. Maidana,Laura Boero,F Sayegh,M. Prada,M Royer,Laura Schreier,Haydee Benencia,Gabriela Berg +9 more
TL;DR: An increment in the androgenic milieu that correlates with abdominal fat, insulin resistance and atherogenic lipoproteins becomes evident after the menopausal transition and suggests that evaluation of cardiovascular disease risk in these women should include androgens, considering that abdominal obesity is one of the main determinants of the relationship between androgensic parameters and cardiovascular risk factors.
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The impact of a monophasic continuous estro-progestogenic treatment on Latin American menopausal women.
Susana Bassol,Sebastián Carranza-Lira,Cuauhtémoc Celis-González,Samuel Santoyo,Alfonso Murillo,Norma Martinez,Javier Santos,Victoriano Llaca,Fernanda Rio de la Loza,Jesus Zarain,Angela Maggio da Fonseca,Aroldo F. Camargos,Edmund Chada Baracat,Marcos F.da Sá,Juana Bayo,Liliana Adaro,Carlos Gurucharri,Martha Murga,Nestor Siseles,F Sayegh,Antonio Tempone,Luis M. Tempone,Roberto Tozzini,Roberto Boccanera,Carlos Naranjo,Fabio Sanchez,Gustavo Gómez,Stella Blanco,R. Reyes-Marquez,G. Albrecht,Pedro Cano Rios +30 more
TL;DR: The results of this 1-year study emphasize that a continuous combined HRT regimen with 2 mg E2/1 mg NETA is an attractive alternative for postmenopausal women who are at least 1 year after their menopause and optimally 2 years after their Menopause.
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