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In the NFL calendar, the NFL Draft is perhaps my favorite event of the entire year.
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As recently as 1998, teams feared coming into Ohio Stadium to play the Buckeyes. Is the fear factor gone?
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What about the discipline problems over the last year?
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Clinical Characteristics and Risk Factors for Symptomatic Pediatric Gallbladder Disease
Objective: Our center previously reported its experience with pediatric gallbladder disease and cholecystectomies from 1980 to 1996. We aimed to determine the current clinical characteristics and risk factors for symptomatic pediatric gallbladder disease and cholecystectomies and compare these findings with our historical series.
Study Design: Retrospective, cross-sectional study of children, 0 to 18 years of age, who underwent a cholecystectomy from January 2005 to October 2008.
Results: We evaluated 404 patients: 73% girls; 39% Hispanic and 35% white. The mean age was 13.10 ± 0.91 years. The primary indications for surgery in patients 3 years or older were symptomatic cholelithiasis (53%), obstructive disease (28%), and biliary dyskinesia (16%). The median BMI percentile was 89%; 39% were classified as obese. Of the patients with nonhemolytic gallstone disease, 35% were obese and 18% were severely obese; BMI percentile was 99% or higher. Gallstone disease was associated with hemolytic disease in 23% (73/324) of patients and with obesity in 39% (126/324). Logistic regression demonstrated older age (P = .019) and Hispanic ethnicity (P < .0001) as independent risk factors for nonhemolytic gallstone disease. Compared with our historical series, children undergoing cholecystectomy are more likely to be Hispanic (P = .003) and severely obese (P < .0279).
Conclusion: Obesity and Hispanic ethnicity are strongly correlated with symptomatic pediatric gallbladder disease. In comparison with our historical series, hemolytic disease is no longer the predominant risk factor for symptomatic gallstone disease in children.
- endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography
- hepatobiliary iminodiacetic acid
- intraoperative cholangiogram
- Texas Children's Hospital
What's Known On This Subject:
Gallbladder disease in children is an evolving entity and studies suggest an increasing frequency of symptomatic pediatric gallbladder disease and resultant cholecystectomies.
What This Study Adds:
Hispanic ethnicity and obesity are epidemiologically significant risk factors for symptomatic gallbladder disease in the pediatric population.
Gallbladder disease in children is evolving and studies suggest an ever-increasing frequency of gallbladder disease and resultant cholecystectomies in children.1–8 In 1959, the prevalence of cholelithiasis in children younger than 16 years was noted to be 0.15%.9 Since that time, the prevalence has increased with estimates ranging from 1.9% to 4.0%.3–6 The number of cholecystectomies has increased accordingly. At our own institution, 36 cholecystectomies were performed from 1960 to 1980, and 128 were performed over the next 17 years (1980–1997).1,10
Cholelithiasis in infancy is typically related to prematurity, total parenteral nutrition use, abdominal surgery, or sepsis.2,11–13 During adolescence, previous reports identified hemolytic disease as the most common associated comorbidity. More recent data suggest that gallbladder disease related to nonhemolytic risk factors, including pregnancy, oral contraceptive use, and obesity, is on the rise.1,2,14–16
The change in etiology of gallbladder disease is temporally related to the well-documented rise in childhood obesity. The NHANES data from 2003 to 2004 revealed the prevalence of childhood obesity in the United States to be 17.1%, compared with 13.9% from 1999 to 2000.17 In addition, the prevalence of severe obesity, BMI percentile of 99% or higher, increased by more than 300%: 0.8% from 1976 to 2000 to 3.8% from 1999 to 2004.18 Severe obesity was noted to be the highest among African American and Hispanic individuals.18
The relationship between obesity and gallbladder disease is well recognized in the adult population.19,20 Obesity has previously been described as a rare risk factor for gallbladder disease in children; however, as a result of the obesity epidemic, obesity-related comorbidities, including gallbladder disease, are increasingly affecting the pediatric population.1,2,13,14,21–24
We hypothesize that the epidemiologic risk factors for pediatric gallbladder disease now resemble those seen in adults (eg, female gender, race, and obesity).19,25–28 In this retrospective series of consecutive children undergoing cholecystectomy, we aimed to identify the clinical characteristics and risk factors for pediatric gallbladder disease resulting in cholecystectomy and to compare current demographics and indications for surgery with our historical series.1
The Texas Children's Hospital (TCH) pathology database was used to identify all patients, 0 to 18 years of age, who underwent a cholecystectomy from January 2005 through October 2008. All patients who underwent an incidental cholecystectomy secondary to liver transplantation or hepatobiliary surgery (eg, Kasai portoenterostomy) were excluded.
The medical records of study patients were examined for demographics (age, gender, race/ethnicity), anthropomorphic measurements (weight, height), comorbidities, primary and secondary indications for cholecystectomy, findings on imaging studies (hepatobiliary iminodiacetic acid [HIDA] scan, abdominal ultrasound, magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography) and/or endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP), and histopathology. Patients were identified as having a primary indication of complicated obstructive disease if they were diagnosed with gallstone pancreatitis, jaundice, choledocholithiasis, or found to have dilation of the common bile duct on an imaging study. This study was conducted after approval from the Baylor College of Medicine Institutional Review Board.
BMI (kg/m2), Z-scores, and BMI percentiles were calculated using the Baylor College of Medicine Children's Nutrition and Research Center computerized calculator, which is based on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's standardized charts (http://www.bcm.edu/cnrc/bodycomp/bmiz2.html). BMI percentiles were categorized as follows: lower than 85%, normal weight; 85% to 94.9%, overweight; 95% to 98.9%, obese; and 99% or higher, severely obese.
SPSS 17.0 (Chicago, IL) was used for all statistical analyses. Comparison of categorical values between groups was done via χ2 analyses. Comparison of continuous variables between groups was completed with Mann-Whitney U analysis. Binary multivariate logistic regression analysis with presence or absence of gallstone disease as the dependent variable was completed. A P value ≤ .05 was used to indicate statistical significance. Z-scores were used for all statistical analyses of BMI. BMI was not calculated for patients younger than 3 years because only a length was available for these patients, not a height; therefore, these patients were excluded from BMI analyses.29
Hemolytic disease is a well-described, strong independent risk factor for cholelithiasis; therefore, patients with hemolytic disease (sickle cell anemia, hereditary spherocytosis, hemoglobin H disease, autoimmune hemolytic anemia, congenital dyserythropoietic anemia) were excluded when assessing the impact of other potential risk factors, age, gender, BMI, and race, on gallstone formation.30–33
Patient Population
A total of 455 cholecystectomies were completed at TCH from January 2005 to October 2008. Of these, 404 patients met inclusion criteria (Fig 1). Demographic data for these patients are shown in Table 1. The BMI distribution of all patients ≥3 years of age was as follows: 45% (n = 174) were considered to be a normal weight, 16% (n = 63) were overweight, 24% (n = 94) were obese, and 15% (n = 57) were severely obese. The median BMI percentile was 89%. Of the patients with a BMI percentile ≥95%, 52% (n = 79) were Hispanic. A height or weight was unavailable for 9 patients; therefore, these patients were excluded from all BMI analyses.
The primary indications for cholecystectomy in patients ≥3 years of age were symptomatic cholelithiasis (n = 211; 53%), complicated obstructive disease (n = 112; 28%), and biliary dyskinesia (n = 64; 16%). Other indications included acalculous cholecystitis (n = 4), gallbladder polyps (n = 3), and persistent right upper quadrant abdominal pain of unknown etiology (n = 2). A primary indication was not identified for one patient. For those patients younger than 3 years, symptomatic cholelithiasis (n = 5, 71%) and complicated obstructive disease (n = 2, 29%) were the primary indications for surgery. Gallstones were identified on gross pathology or imaging in 80% (324/404) of patients. None of the patients with biliary dyskinesia (n = 64) or gallbladder polyps (n = 3) had evidence of gallstones.
Patients with complicated obstructive disease (n = 112) presented with one or a combination of the following: choledocholithiasis (n = 43), gallstone pancreatitis (n = 42), jaundice (n = 16), and dilation of the common bile duct (n = 64). More than one-third of patients with complicated obstructive disease (n = 42; 38%) presented with a combination of obstructive findings.
Associated comorbidities were identified for 189 (47%) of 404 patients. These are listed in Table 2. A positive family history of cholelithiasis was reported for only 9 patients.
Gallstone Disease: Risk Factors
Of the 76 children with hemolytic disease, 73 (96%) were diagnosed with gallstone disease. Nonhemolytic gallstone disease occurred in 77% (251/324) of patients. The age distribution of patients with nonhemolytic gallstone disease was as follows: 76% (n = 192) were 13 to 18 years old, 16% (n = 39) were 8 to 12 years old, 5% (n = 13) were 3 to 7 years old, and 3% (n = 7) were younger than 3 years. Most of the patients (76%, n = 190) were girls.
For patients ≥3 years old with nonhemolytic gallstone disease (n = 244), the BMI percentile distribution was as follows: 31% (n = 74) were considered to be a normal weight, 16% (n = 37) were overweight, 35% (n = 82) were obese, and 18% (n = 44) were severely obese. As such, ∼69% (n = 163/237) of patients with gallstone disease were overweight or obese. The median BMI percentile for these patients was 95% and the mean BMI percentile was 81%. A height or weight was absent for 7 patients with gallstone disease; therefore, these patients were excluded from all BMI analyses.
Logistic regression was used to predict the impact of gender, age, BMI, and Hispanic ethnicity on the incidence of nonhemolytic gallstone disease. Older age (P = .019) and Hispanic ethnicity (P < .0001) were independent risk factors for nonhemolytic gallstone disease. Gender and BMI percentile were not independent risk factors.
Complicated Obstructive Disease
Complicated obstructive disease was the primary indication for a cholecystectomy in 112 patients ≥3 years of age. Of these, 61 had a BMI percentile ≥85% (P = .496). Univariate analysis identified a significant association between the risk for gallstone pancreatitis and a BMI percentile ≥85% (P = .003); however, this association was not found for jaundice (P = not significant). Hispanic patients (n = 55, 65%) were more likely than non-Hispanic patients (n = 29, 35%) to have obstructive disease (P = .005). Of the 112 patients with complicated obstructive disease, 56% (n = 63) underwent the following additional procedures: ERCP (n = 21), intraoperative cholangiogram (IOC) (n = 28), or ERCP and IOC (n = 14).
Biliary Dyskinesia
Biliary dyskinesia, by definition, is a gallbladder ejection fraction of <35% with a cholecystokinin analog infusion on HIDA scan.34–37 Biliary dyskinesia was the third leading indication for a cholecystectomy in our patient cohort. Females comprised 78% of these patients, and 18% were of Hispanic ethnicity. Fifty-one percent of patients were overweight and, of these, 30% were severely obese. HIDA scans completed on all 64 patients revealed an ejection fraction of less than 35% (median of 10%; range 0%–34%). Histologic features of chronic cholecystitis were identified in 80% (n = 51) of patients with a preoperative diagnosis of biliary dyskinesia.
Comparison With Historical Control
Miltenburg et al published data on pediatric cholecystectomies at TCH from 1980 to 1996.1 We compared our data with this historical cohort (Table 3). There has been a notable increase in the percentage of Hispanic (22% vs 36%, P = .003) and severely obese (6% vs 18%, P < .027) patients undergoing cholecystectomy. Patients in the historical cohort were subjectively categorized as being morbidly obese. BMI data for this historical cohort of patients was not available for direct comparison.
In our historical series, 52 (41%) of 128 cholecystectomies were performed on children with hemolytic disease. The overall percentage of patients with hemolytic disease as an indication for cholecystectomy has decreased significantly (41% vs 18%, P < .0001). Additionally, no cholecystectomies were previously performed for biliary dyskinesia, whereas now it is the third leading indication (0% vs 16%, P < .0001).
Another significant change has been in the approach to surgery. In our current series, 97% of cholecystectomies were performed laparoscopically versus 15% in our previous series. The major complication rate remains similar (9% vs 9%) (Table 3). The most common major complications were postoperative fever and pancreatitis/pseudocyst formation (Table 4). Of the obese patients, 15% (n = 23) had a minor or major postoperative complication (P = .4). No deaths occurred as a result of a cholecystectomy in our current series. In our previous series, 3 children with congenital heart disease who required emergent cholecystectomy died after surgery.1
We have found that cholecystectomies for gallbladder disease are performed more often in children and the risk factors for cholecystectomies have changed. In the initial series from TCH, 36 cholecystectomies were performed in 20 years (1.8 per year), followed by 128 in next 17 years (7.5 per year), and now 404 in almost 4 years (101 per year).1,10 Previously described risk factors such as prematurity (n = 4, 1%) and hemolytic disease (n = 76, 19%) did not account for this dramatic increase. Rather, risk factors responsible for the development of gallbladder disease in adults (female gender, age, obesity, and ethnicity) were identified as key contributors to this increase in pediatric gallbladder disease resulting in cholecystectomy.
Our study mirrors previous observations that female children are at higher risk of gallbladder disease than male children.1,2,7 A greater proportion of patients in our series were female (73%, n = 293), reflecting the trend toward gender bias. In adults, the high prevalence of cholelithiasis in women has been attributed to pregnancy and oral contraceptive use.38–43 We identified 14 women with a documented pregnancy; however, our study design precluded the evaluation of patients taking oral contraceptives.
We found an increase in the mean age of diagnosis for gallstone disease. The previous mean age for children with gallstone disease has ranged from 8.4 to 10.0 years; however, our mean age was notably higher at 13.0 years1,2 (67% were 13 to 18 years of age). This phenomenon has previously been suggested and attributed to biliary cholesterol saturation occurring secondary to hormonal changes during puberty.43,44 An increase in the mean age at diagnosis may also be attributable to the rising incidence of obesity in adolescents.
The hormonal changes associated with puberty may also play a role in the etiology of biliary dyskinesia. Of the patients who underwent a cholecystectomy for the primary indication of biliary dyskinesia, 78% were female and 70% were ≥13 years of age. These findings may support the suggestion that the hormonal changes occurring during puberty may contribute to the impairment of gallbladder motility in biliary dyskinesia by altering the lipid composition of bile, increasing cholesterol saturation, and promoting gallbladder hypomotility.43,45,46
We also demonstrate a strong independent correlation between BMI percentile and the presence of gallstone disease. Based on their BMI, a remarkable 69% of our patients with nonhemolytic gallstone disease were overweight or obese; however, only 6% of our patients had "obesity" documented with an International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision code as a comorbidity in their medical record, demonstrating a significant underreporting of this condition. Obesity is a major health care issue and its contribution to the prevalence of cholelithiasis has been well elucidated in the adult population.19,20,27,28 The pathogenesis of gallstone formation in obese individuals has been described as multifactorial with key factors, including hepatic hypersecretion of cholesterol with resultant supersaturation of bile and altered gallbladder motility.20,27,47 Our study strongly suggests the obesity epidemic in children has contributed significantly to the striking increase in pediatric gallstone disease.
Our data suggest that Hispanic ethnicity is also a significant risk factor for pediatric gallbladder disease resulting in cholecystectomy. It has previously been shown that Hispanic adults are at increased risk for cholelithiasis.48–51 Genetic and environmental influences have been explored as potential explanations for this epidemiologic association.48,49,52,53 The impact of racial and ethnic variations on gallbladder disease in the pediatric population has not previously been investigated. Despite 25% of the Hispanic children being overweight or obese, we demonstrate that independent of their BMI percentiles, Hispanic children are at a greater risk for cholecystectomy because of gallstone disease. This finding supports the possible genetic risk predisposition for stone formation in Hispanic children similar to that seen in Hispanic adults.52 Interestingly, we identified only 9 patients, of whom only 5 were Hispanic, with a positive family history of cholelithiasis. We anticipate that a positive family history may have been underreported or family members may have asymptomatic cholelithiasis. As such, race/ethnicity may be a greater risk factor for gallstone disease than obesity alone. Further studies examining the independent risk of race/ethnicity on the development of gallstone disease are needed.
To our knowledge, this is the largest single-center study examining gallbladder disease in children who underwent a cholecystectomy. Bogue et al8 recently studied 382 patients diagnosed with cholelithiasis based on ultrasonography. In this series, only 122 patients underwent a cholecystectomy. The racial and ethnic distribution of their study population and its impact on the development of cholelithiasis was not described. Obesity was identified in a significantly lower percentage of patients than our study population, <1% vs 53%. In addition, we report a higher rate of complicated disease in patients requiring surgery, 10% vs 28%; however, the definitions for complicated disease varied between studies. Our definition did not include acute cholecystitis, whereas Bogue et al8 did not include jaundice or dilation of the common bile duct.
Our study's major strengths are a large sample size and diverse patient population. The study is limited by its retrospective design. At the time of our final analysis, some data, including a height or weight for 9 of 404 patients, a race or ethnicity for 39 of 404, and an indication for cholecystectomy for 1 patient, were missing. We believe that given our large sample size, the missing data would not have significantly altered our results. Additionally, BMI data for our historical cohort was not available for direct comparison. With our stringent search criteria, all patients who underwent a cholecystectomy during our study period should be represented; however, patients with gallbladder disease who did not have a cholecystectomy were not included in our epidemiologic data.30
We recognize that some of the notable differences identified between our historical cohort and current patient population may have been influenced by the changing demographics of Houston and advances in medical care. The Hispanic population of Houston, Texas, has been steadily increasing since 1980.54 This demographic change likely contributed to the increase in the proportion of Hispanic children undergoing cholecystectomies. We also surmise that biliary dyskinesia was identified as the third leading indication for cholecystectomy in our cohort secondary to the rising awareness of the disease in the pediatric population.55,56 In addition, the significant difference in surgical practice is likely a reflection of the shift in standard of care from open cholecystectomies to laparoscopic cholecystectomies.
Hispanic ethnicity and obesity are epidemiologically significant risk factors for gallbladder disease in the pediatric population. Ethnicity is an unalterable risk factor, but increased awareness and early screening by pediatric health care providers could potentially limit the occurrence of complicated obstructive disease. Obesity is a modifiable risk factor. With the prevalence of childhood obesity on the rise, pediatric health care providers need to be more aware of obesity-related comorbidities, including gallbladder disease.
- Accepted September 9, 2011.
- Address correspondence to Seema Mehta, MD, 6621 Fannin Street, CC1010.02, Houston, TX 77030. E-mail: seemam{at}bcm.edu
All authors contributed extensively to this study. Drs Mehta, Lopez, Brandt, and Fishman conceived and designed the study. Drs Mehta, Lopez, and Fishman acquired the data. Drs Mehta, Chumpitazi, and Fishman analyzed and interpreted the data. Drs Mehta, Brandt, and Fishman drafted the manuscript. All authors contributed to critical revisions of the manuscript and gave final approval of the version to be published.
FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE: The authors have indicated they have no financial relationships relevant to this article to disclose.
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