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The EPIC nutrient database project (ENDB): a first attempt to standardize nutrient databases across the 10 European countries participating in the EPIC study.

机译:EPIC营养素数据库项目(ENDB):首次标准化参与EPIC研究的10个欧洲国家的营养素数据库。

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Objective:This paper describes the ad hoc methodological concepts and procedures developed to improve the comparability of Nutrient databases (NDBs) across the 10 European countries participating in the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC). This was required because there is currently no European reference NDB available.Design:A large network involving national compilers, nutritionists and experts on food chemistry and computer science was set up for the 'EPIC Nutrient DataBase' (ENDB) project. A total of 550-1500 foods derived from about 37 000 standardized EPIC 24-h dietary recalls (24-HDRS) were matched as closely as possible to foods available in the 10 national NDBs. The resulting national data sets (NDS) were then successively documented, standardized and evaluated according to common guidelines and using a DataBase Management System specifically designed for this project. The nutrient values of foods unavailable or not readily available in NDSs were approximated byrecipe calculation, weighted averaging or adjustment for weight changes and vitamin/mineral losses, using common algorithms.Results:The final ENDB contains about 550-1500 foods depending on the country and 26 common components. Each component value was documented and standardized for unit, mode of expression, definition and chemical method of analysis, as far as possible. Furthermore, the overall completeness of NDSs was improved (>/=99%), particularly for beta-carotene and vitamin E.Conclusion:The ENDB constitutes a first real attempt to improve the comparability of NDBs across European countries. This methodological work will provide a useful tool for nutritional research as well as end-user recommendations to improve NDBs in the future.European Journal of Clinical Nutrition (2007) 61, 1037-1056; doi:10.1038/sj.ejcn.1602679; published online 21 March 2007.
机译:目的:本文介绍了为提高参加欧洲癌症与营养前瞻性调查(EPIC)的10个欧洲国家中营养数据库(NDB)的可比性而开发的临时方法论概念和程序。这是必需的,因为目前没有欧洲参考NDB。设计:为“ EPIC营养数据库”(ENDB)项目建立了一个由国家编制人员,营养学家以及食品化学和计算机科学专家组成的大型网络。从大约37000个标准化EPIC 24-h饮食召回(24-HDRS)中获得的总计550-1500种食物与10个国家NDB中可用的食物尽可能匹配。然后,根据通用指南并使用专门为此项目设计的数据库管理系统,对所得的国家数据集(NDS)进行了连续记录,标准化和评估。 NDS中无法获得或不容易获得的食物的营养价值通过配方计算,加权平均或体重变化和维生素/矿物质损失的调整(使用通用算法)进行了近似计算。结果:根据国家和地区,最终的ENDB包含大约550-1500种食物26个常见组件。尽可能记录每个成分值并就单位,表达方式,定义和化学分析方法进行标准化。此外,改善了NDS的整体完整性(> / = 99%),特别是对于β-胡萝卜素和维生素E。结论:ENDB是提高欧洲国家NDB可比性的首次真正尝试。这项方法学工作将为营养研究提供有用的工具,并为最终用户提出建议,以改善未来的NDBs。欧洲临床营养杂志(2007)61,1037-1056; doi:10.1038 / sj.ejcn.1602679;在线发布于2007年3月21日。

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