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Objective Recording Blood Press of Inhabitants of Papua New Guin 著者 "MIKAMI Seiji, NGAHAN J.M." journal or publication title 南太平洋海域調査研究報告=Occasional papers volume 21 page range 49-51 URL http://hdl.handle.net/10232/16753

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Objective Recording Blood Pressure Measurementof Inhabitants of Papua New Guinea

著者 "MIKAMI Seiji, NGAHAN J.M."journal orpublication title

南太平洋海域調査研究報告=Occasional papers

volume 21page range 49-51URL http://hdl.handle.net/10232/16753

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Kagoshima Univ. Res. Center S, Pacっ0ccasional Papers, No21, 49 - 52, 1991

Survey Teams, Report2. The Progress Report of the1990 Survey of the Research Project,"Man and the Environment in Papua New Guinea

OBJECTiVE RECORDING BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT OF

INHABITANTS OF PAPUA NEW GUINEA

SEIJI MIKAMI, and ∫. M. NGAHAN

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Introduction

To clarify the characteristic vascular sound and blood pressure level of the inhabitants

of Papua New Guinea, Vascular information data was sampled by the k blood pressure

measurement system at two districts in Papua New Guinea and a study was conducted

on the relationship between blood pressure and the physical condition of the people.

Subjects and Method

The subjects were 36 young adults in Sawom Village and 19 young adults in Lae. Sawom

is a seashore village located 90 km northwest from Wewak (East Sepik Province). There

were about 240 inhabitants and 70 houses in Sawom village at the time of this study, and

they kept about 20 pigs and 100 chickens. They had no electricty or runnlng Water. They

usually eat sagos, bananas, taros, aibika, and occasionally eggs, shrimps, fish, animals such

as cuscus. They usually drink river water, not rain water. The 36 subjects (22 males,

14 females) Were volunteers from a young adults committee that consisted of 60 members

and their age ranged from 18 to 45 years old.

Nineteen subjects (8 males, ll females) in Lae (Morobe Province) Were staff members

such as nurses or medical technicians at ANGAU Memorial Hospital and their age ranged

from 19 to 38 years.

Blood pressure, Weight and skin fold thickness were measured. Blood pressure was

measured using an automatic blood pressure measurement device called the jr System. Vascular

sounds sampled by transducer in the cuff were changed to digital data and recorded by

a data recorder along with the pressure scale data collected. Using RS-232C interface, Various

data was fed into a personal computer and analyzed. Blood pressure values were determined

based on our laboratory's recognition standards. Blood pressure were measured two times

and we took the palls Value as individual values when systolic blood pressure was low.

Skin fold thickness was measured by Harpenden Calipers, and the measurement points were

the triceps and the subscapular.

ResuIts

Fig. 1 shows a sample obtained using the vascular information database system. This

system was developed for the manual recognition to measure of blood pressure using a

cursor and to check the recognition polnt uSlng the k System. We found nothing to indicate

the characteristic vascular waves descending cuff pressure in Papua New Guineans. We were

therefore able to determine the blood pressure values using the same standards・ Vascular

wave information by transducer in the cuff was changed to digital data and recorded using

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a data recorder. The data was them transferred to a personal computer and displayed on

a CRT. This figure shows the change in the vascular information wave with a reduction

cuff pressure. Whole data in the measurement are shown in the middle of the figure while

enlarged data within the rectangular are shown in the lower parts of the figure. After looking

at the changing pattern of Korotkov Sounds overlapping pulse wave, we analyzed the first

wave which showed a sharp rise and we decided on a systolic blood pressure of 107 mmHg

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Fig. I. A sample of vascular information data base system.

Table 1. The average of age, weight, skin fold thickness

and blood pressure by district and sex.

AGE WEIGHT ARM-S BACK-S S.B.P. D.B.P

SAWOM N      22     22     22     22     22     22

MALES MEAN   24.8   57.57   6.50  10.26 119.96   67.09

S.D.     5.94   7.321  1.597   2.442  11.244   9.376

SAWOM N      14    14    14    14    14    14

FEMALES MEAN   28.5   50.57   6.52  14.32 124.50   75.00

S.D.     9.85   6.265  1.883   5.336 11.353   6.552

LAB N       8     8     8     8     8     8

MALES MEAN   28.6   64.94   8.40   20.79 118.75   69.00

S.D.     4.63  11.384   2.087   8.371  7.246   7.091

LAB N ll ll ll ll ll ll

FEMALES MEAN   28,0   63.82  16.24   26.30  110.55   67.27

S.D      5.60  10.486   7.217   7.532 12.380   8.719

ARM-S: TRICEPS, BACK-S: SUBSCAPULAR, S. B. P: SYSTOLIC, D. B, P: DIASTOLIC

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Blood Pressure Measurement of Inhabitants of PNG

Table 2. The difference of average between Sawom

and Lae using independent sample t-test.

AGE WEIGHT ARM-S BACK-S S.B.P. D.B.P

males t 1.632   2.095   2.656   3.504   0.282  1.522

p N.S.    *     *   * *   N.S.  N.S.

females t 0.160   3.829   4.352   4.657   2.932   2.534

p N・S・  **   **  ***   **    *

N.S∴ not significant, *: p<0.05; ** : P<0: 01 ***: P<0.001

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at this time using the display cursor of the personal computer.

Table I shows the average age, weight, skin fold thickness and blood pressure by sex

and district. Using an independent sample t-test, We investigated the difference in the average

between Sawom and Lae as shown in Table 2. A significant difference was found in weight

(p<0.05: males; p<0.01: females)言n the skin fold thickness of triceps (p<0.05: males;

p<0.01 : females)言n the skin fold thickness of the subscapular (p<0.01 : males; p<0.Ooユ :

females), in systolic blood pressure (p<0.01 : females), and in diastolic blood pressure (p<

0.05 : females).

There was no significant correlation between blood pressure and physical condition in

any district. Furthermore, the correlation coefficient indicated no significant correlation

between blood pressure and age.

Discussion

Nevertheless, there were no hypertensive patients among the healthy young adults either

in Sawom nor in Lae according to our Objective Recording of blood pressure (MIKAMI et

aら1989), and blood pressure of Sawom females was higher than that of Lae females. Both

the male and females of Lae were considerably fatter than those of Sawon. In the past

study it was said that there was a correlation between blood pressure and age, obesity

(DyER et aら1990), and salt intake (LAW et aら1991). But in Papua New Guinea言t was

reported that blood pressure appeared to fall with advancing age (MADDOCKS and RovIN,

1965) by lowering one's salt intake. There was no correlation between blood pressure and

physical condition within the population. It therefore appears that the blood pressure and

physical condition of Papua New Guineans are good. That is to say, there seems to be

no hypertensive patients or excessive obesity in Papua New Guinea. Salt intake should be

measured, and we have therefore collected the urine samples from the same subjects both

in Sawom and Lae, and have collected several food samples in Sawom. We will measure

the sodium contents of the urine, the results of which may explain why blood pressure

in Sawom was higher than in Lae.

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Law, M.R., Frost, C.D. & Wal°, N.J. 1991. BMJ, 302: 811-824.

Maddoks,I. & Rovin,し. 1965. Papua and New Guinea Med. J・, 8: 17-21・

Mikami, S., Nihira, S. &・Takemori, K. 1989. Hirosaki Med. ∫., 41: 282-289