Peripheral Artery Disease Burden in Different Development Regions: Based on GBD 2021
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Key Points
The study aims to estimate the prevalence and burden of peripheral artery disease across different regions to inform prevention and management strategies.
Utilized GBD 2021 data to estimate PAD prevalence and disability metrics.
Analyzed data based on region, sex, socio-demographic index, and age from 1990 to 2021.
Assessed temporal trends and risk factor-attributable disability-adjusted life years.
PAD cases increased by 72% in High-income North America, 127% in the Caribbean, and 137% in Sub-Saharan Africa from 1990 to 2021.
Disability-adjusted life years rose by 84% in HINA, 168% in the Caribbean, and 203% in SSA.
Higher prevalence and YLD burden in women; men displayed higher YLL and mortality rates.
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Implication
Analysis estimates peripheral artery disease impact in various regions, highlighting disparities and guiding management.