2012-2016 年气候条件对斯洛伐克蜱传脑炎动态的影响。

IF 0.5 4区 医学 Q4 MICROBIOLOGY
V Hudáčková, J Pekarčíková, B Peťko, K Mikulová, P Sivčo, M Rusňák
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摘要

工作目标我们工作的主要目的是分析 2012-2016 年斯洛伐克蜱传脑炎(TBE)的动态发展与气候条件的关系:我们根据流行病信息系统和斯洛伐克水文气象研究所提供的数据进行了分析。研究对象包括639名确诊患者:2016年是肺结核发病率最高的一年。特伦钦、日利纳和班斯卡-比斯特里察地区的结核病标准化发病率最高。肺结核与气温的关系显示,2012-2016年5月至10月期间,大多数肺结核病例是在气温为10-20 °C时发生的。事实证明,气温和积雪覆盖天数与结核病病例数之间的关系具有统计学意义(p 值为 0.001)。不同气温类别的平均病例数在统计学上存在显著差异(p 值 = 0.03)。这种疾病主要发生在海拔 200-400 米的地区。斯洛伐克的肺结核发病率呈双峰分布,8 月份有所下降。该疾病的主要流行季节为 5 月至 10 月,高峰期为夏季的 6 月和 7 月:研究结果表明,该疾病的发展与气温有关。近年来,由于气候变化,斯洛伐克的肺结核发病率呈轻微上升趋势,根据这一研究结果,肺结核被认为是一个长期存在的公共卫生问题。
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The impact of climatic conditions on the dynamics of tick-borne encephalitis in Slovakia in 2012-2016.

Objectives: The main aim of our work was to analyse the development of the dynamics of tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) in connection with climatic conditions in Slovakia in 2012-2016.

Material and methods: We performed the analysis based on the data provided by the Epidemiological Information System and the Slovak Hydrometeorological Institute. The study group consisted of 639 patients with confirmed diagnosis.

Results: The highest incidence of TBE was recorded in 2016. The highest standardized incidence rate of TBE was in the districts of the Trenčín, Žilina and Banská Bystrica regions. The relation of TBE to air temperature showed that most cases of TBE were recorded at an air temperature of 10-20 °C during the months of May to October in 2012-2016. The relationship between air temperature and number of days with snow cover and the number of TBE cases proved to be statistically significant (p-value < 0.001). There is a statistically significant difference in the average number of disease cases according to the air temperature category (p-value = 0.03). This disease occurs mainly in districts with an altitude of 200-400 m a. s. l. The dynamics of TBE in Slovakia is two-peaked with a decline in August. The main season of the disease lasts from May to October, peaking during the summer months of June and July.

Conclusion: The results of the study point to a prognosis of the development of the disease in connection with air temperature. Based on the findings that in recent years we have observed a slightly increasing trend of TBE in Slovakia due to climate change, this disease is considered a persistent public health problem.

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Epidemiologie Mikrobiologie Imunologie
Epidemiologie Mikrobiologie Imunologie Medicine-Immunology and Allergy
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期刊介绍: The journal publishes original papers, information from practice, reviews on epidemiological and microbiological subjects. Sufficient space is devoted to diagnostic methods from medical microbiology, parasitology, immunology, and to general aspects and discussions pertaining to preventive medicine. It also brings translations and book reviews useful for medical doctors and research workers and professionals in public health.
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