Why the study?
In Almaty, the burden of chronic heart failure is aggravated by pronounced polymorbidity, motivating a comprehensive analysis of the 10-year dynamics of primary incidence and comorbid background.
Population
Outpatient population of Almaty with primary incidence of CHF and concomitant pathologies
Design
Retrospective observational study
Key result
Over a 10-year period in Almaty, the incidence of chronic heart failure nearly doubled from 37.7 to 72.3 per 100,000 population, accompanied by a 4.2-fold increase in concomitant renal failure.
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Supports vigilance for rising cardiorenal burden in Central Asia; leaves open causal drivers and prevention strategies.
Observational (n=15,340)
Absolute Event Rate: 72.3% vs 37.7%
Over a 10-year period in Almaty, the incidence of chronic heart failure doubled with a shift toward male predominance, alongside a severe escalation in cardiorenal comorbidities, underscoring the need for enhanced primary care screening.
Kuat et al. (2026) conducted an observational in Chronic heart failure and concomitant pathologies (n=15,340). Time period (2015-2024) vs. Baseline year (2015) was evaluated on Incidence of chronic heart failure per 100,000 population. Over a 10-year period in Almaty, the incidence of chronic heart failure nearly doubled from 37.7 to 72.3 per 100,000 population, accompanied by a 4.2-fold increase in concomitant renal failure.