Coronary heart disease and lipids in women

Abstract

Worldwide, each year the quantity of stroke death equal to 5.5million people. In SouthEast Asia, the proposed value is equal to 500 thousand people. In Vietnam the situation of ischemic strokes is critical. It has leads to recently appeared and uncontrolled risk factors. The current work is devoted to the main risk factors of ischemic cerebrovascular accident. Investigating most important risk factors in ischemic stroke patients presented in Phu Tho Provincial General Hospital. A prospectively observational study. Under proposed research the application (Software SPSS 18.0 and STATA 10.0) had been initiated. TIA was seen at 13.0% of all cases and risk of progressing to severe or death in OR=5.2; 63.5% of all patients appeared with hypertension had the risk of being severe or death with OR 3.2. Pre-exist of heart diseases was available in 28.1% cases with OR=2.6 in the risk of getting worse or death. Hyperlipidemia rate was high, risk of deterioration with OR=2.6. Alcohol and tobacco addiction was found in 72.6% patients and risk of becoming death or worse 2.4 times higher than alcohol and smoke – free patients. Some risk factors had good predictive prognosis value in ischemic stroke. The hypertension, cigarettes and alcohol abuse had been detected as one of the riskiest of the progress cerebrovascular accident. Most of the patients had pre-history addiction and diseases that can be one the cause of the Ischemic Cerebrovascular Accident (ICA). The ICA is the most health problems in Vietnam that need more attention.ICA, ischemic cerebrovascular accident, AIS, acute ischemic, AHS, acute hemorrhagic, ICU, intensive care unit, WHO, world health organization, HTN, hypertension, TIA, transient ischemic attack, AF, atrial fibrillation, MI, myocardial infarction, DMC, dilated Myocardiopathy, MVP, mitral valve prolapse, MVS, mitral valve, HF, stenosis heart failure, risk factors analysis, ischemic stroke, haemorrhagic stroke, ischemic cerebrovascular accident, stroke risk factors, Phu Tho hospital