Research Article

Oxidative and Antioxidative Status of Children with Celiac Disease Treated with a Gluten Free-Diet

Table 3

Correlations between serum concentrations of oxidative-antioxidative status markers and clinical/biochemical parameters in children with CD ().

VariablesTOCTACOSIox-LDL

Age−0.140.4480.110.549−0.070.711−0.050.813
Treatment with gluten-free diet0.380.055−0.180.3870.210.3130.330.096
BMI z-score−0.020.928−0.110.546−0.080.664−0.050.810
CRP−0.200.293−0.200.294−0.060.7510.020.928
Ferritin0.430.0140.100.5730.150.4220.170.386
Uric acid−0.170.4150.050.825−0.090.667−0.130.551
Vitamin E−0.270.1900.330.097−0.350.080−0.070.749
Vitamin A0.060.775−0.140.4920.150.461−0.550.003
Cholesterol total0.260.1690.170.3800.150.4210.120.567
Cholesterol HDL−0.300.1090.180.350−0.380.0380.490.009
Cholesterol LDL0.320.0890.020.9200.310.100−0.180.364
Triglycerides−0.030.872−0.040.846−0.020.904−0.220.266

: Pearson’s correlation coefficient, ; TOC: total oxidant capacity; TAC: total antioxidant capacity; ox-LDL: oxidized low-density lipoprotein; OSI: oxidative stress index; CRP: C-reactive protein; BMI z-score: normalized relative weight indicator independent of age and sex.