OBJECTIVE
To study the dynamics of population indicators: the total number of deaths from diseases of the circulatory system, coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular diseases and strokes, hospitalization profile for strokes, their structure and mortality in the Tomsk region for several years in comparison with these indicators for the Russian Federation and the Siberian Federal District.
MATERIAL AND METHODS
A retrospective study was conducted using acute cerebrovascular accidents monitoring data and data of the Territorial body of state statistics of the Tomsk region in comparison with the literature data. The indicators of all causes of death, from circulatory diseases, coronary heart disease, cerebrovascular diseases and stroke in the territory of the Tomsk region, profile of hospitalization, structure of acute cerebrovascular accidents were analyzed for several years. Particular attention was paid to case fatality rate, one of the key indicators of the effectiveness of the system of care for patients with stroke.
RESULTS
Typical for many regions of the Russian Federation predominance of chronic forms in the structure of mortality from circulatory diseases, the absence of significant differences in the structure of strokes, as well as the features of the Tomsk region in the form of high levels of hospitalization profile and hospital case fatality rate, were revealed. The dependence of hospital mortality on logistics is shown, on the basis of which assumptions are made about the possible causes of high fatality rates in the region: excessive centralization of the system of vascular centers and the absence of really working mechanisms for timely reevacuation from them.
CONCLUSION
To bring chronic circulatory diseases structure in line with international standards, it is necessary to regulate the rules for formulating and coding diagnoses. In order to reduce hospital fatality rates in the Tomsk region, it is necessary to carry out organizational measures: opening a primary vascular department in the area of responsibility of the regional stroke center, as well as strengthening rehabilitation and palliative services for the timely reevacuation of patients from vascular centers.
