2014-2021年克里米亚共和国结核病流行病学趋势

Z. Makhkamova, T. Golubova, I. Tkachenko
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的目标。通过对克里米亚共和国结核病发病率、流行率和死亡率的研究,评估2014-2021年克里米亚共和国结核病流行病学状况。材料和方法。分析是根据克里米亚共和国临床中心提供的官方数据进行的。在克里米亚共和国的研究期间,结核病发病率下降了2.1倍。各类结核病(增长率为51.7%)和肺结核(增长率为50.2%)的发病率均呈下降趋势。克里米亚地区破坏性型结核发病率下降1.6倍,首次检出结核病例中破坏性型结核的比例为48.2%。克里米亚共和国结核病流行高峰出现在2014年(每10万人中有132.1例)。在接下来的几年里,出现了积极的趋势,到2021年,这一比率下降了1.7倍,达到每10万人77.8例。在本区域的研究期间,结核病死亡率下降了2倍,从2014年的17.1例下降到2021年的8.3例(增长率-51.5%)。尽管该区域各种形式结核病的死亡率稳步下降,但在随访的第一年之前死亡的结核病患者比例仍然很高。2014-2021年未及时发现的结核病病例和被忽视的结核病形式的平均百分比(分别为33.7%和22.5%)证实了这一点,造成这种负面情况的原因之一应称为所研究病理的诊断较晚。在克里米亚共和国加入俄罗斯联邦期间,结核病服务的资金增加了2.1倍,因此,提高结核病患者医疗服务质量和效率的可能性增加,这无疑是2014-2021年期间该地区结核病流行病学状况改善积极趋势的重要原因之一。克里米亚共和国2014-2021年期间,在该地区结核病服务资金显著改善的背景下,结核病流行病学情况的主要指标(发病率、患病率和死亡率)出现了积极变化。与此同时,结核病患者在第一年随访前死亡的比例仍然很高。
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Trends in tuberculosis epidemiology in the Republic of Crimea for the period 2014-2021
Aim. To assess the epidemiological situation on tuberculosis (TB) in the Republic of Crimea in 2014­2021 based on the study of morbidity, prevalence and mortality.Materials and methods. The analysis was conducted based on official data presented by the Crimean Republican Clinical Center of Phthisiology and Pulmonology.Results. During the study period in the Republic of Crimea the TB incidence decreased in 2.1 times. The downward tendency of both the incidence of all forms of TB (the growth rate is 51.7%) and pulmonary TB (growth rate is 50.2%) has been de­tected. The incidence of destructive forms of TB in Crimea reduced by 1.6 times, the proportion of destructive forms among first-time detected cases of TB was 48.2%. The peak of TB prevalence in the Republic of Crimea was in 2014 (132.1 cases per 100,000 population). In the following years there was a positive trend and by 2021 the rate decreased by 1.7 times, amounting to 77.8 cases per 100 thousand population. During the study period in the region there was a 2-fold decrease in the TB mortality rate from 17.1 in 2014 to 8.3 cases per 100 thousand population in 2021 (growth rate -51.5%). Despite the steady decrease in the mortality rate from all forms of TB in the region, there is still a stable high proportion of TB patients who died before the first year of follow-up. One of the reasons for the negative situation should be called the late diagnostics of the pathology under study, which is confirmed by the average percentage for the period 2014-2021 of untimely detected cases of TB, as well as neglected forms of TB (33.7% and 22.5%, respectively). During the period when the Republic of Crimea was a part of the Russian Federation, the financing of TB service increased by 2.1 times and, accordingly, the possibility of improving the quality and efficiency of medical care for TB patients increased, which is certainly one of the important reasons for the positive trends in improving the epidemiological situation of TB in the re­gion for the period 2014-2021.Conclusion. Over the period 2014-2021 in the Republic of Crimea, against the background of significant improvement in the financing of TB services in the region, positive dynamics in the main indicators of the epidemiological situation of TB (morbidity, prevalence and mortality) were observed. At the same time, the part of TB patients who died before the first year of follow-up remained high.
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