Different Development of Cardiovascular Mortality in Czech and Slovak Republics After the Partition of Czechoslovakia in 1993
ROZDIELNY VÝVOJ KARDIOVASKULÁRNEJ MORTALITY V ČESKEJ A SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKE PO ROZDELENÍ ČESKOSLOVENSKA V ROKU 1993
Východisko.
Porovnáva sa vývoj zdravotného stavu s osobitým zameraním na kardiovaskulárnu mortalitu mužskej a ženskej populácie v Českej a Slovenskej republike od rozdelenia spoločného štátu v roku 1993 po rok 1999.Metódy a výsledky. Stredná dĺžka života pri narodení v ČR lineárne stúpa a v intervale siedmych rokov sa u mužov zvýšila o 2,6 roku (p=0,00001), u žien o 1,9 roku (p=0,0001). Na Slovensku sa v rovnakom intervale predĺžila dĺžka života mužov iba o 0,5 roka, u žien nepreukazne o 0,3 roka. hlavná príčina tohto stavu spočíva v rozdielnom vývoji kardiovaskulárnej mortality: štandardizovaná včasná kardiovaskulárna úmrtnosť vo vekovom intervale 0-64 rokov sa signifikantne znížila u mužov i žien v oboch republikách, ale pokles bol preukazne vyšší v ČR (p
Klíčová slova:
stredná dĺžka života, kardiovaskulárna mortalita, ischemická choroba srdca, cerebrovaskulárne ochorenia, výživa, Rómi.
Authors:
E. Ginter
Authors‘ workplace:
Ústav preventívnej a klinickej medicíny, Bratislava
Published in:
Čas. Lék. čes. 2001; : 624-628
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Overview
Background.
Development of health status aimed on cardiovascular mortality of male and female population in Czech and Slovak republics after the partition of the common state between years 1993 and 1999 is compared.Methods and Results. Within the followed seven years the mean life expectancy at birth in Czech Republic (CR) linearly increased by 2.6 years in males (p=0.00001) and 1.9 years in females (p=0.0001). In Slovak Republic (SR) life expectancy increased in males only by 0.5 years and by 0.3 years in females (not significant). The main cause of such state is related to differences in cardiovascular mortality: standardised early cardiovascular mortality in age interval 0 do 64 years significantly lowered in males and females in both republics, the decrease being significantly higher in CR (p
Key words:
mean life expectancy, cardiovascular mortality rate, ischaemic heart disease, cerebrovascular disease, nutrition, Romany population.
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