Key result
Morbidity, income, and unemployment are linked to sudden CVD death rates among juveniles.
Why the study?
The study was conducted to compare the prevalence and structure of sudden death from CVD within nonviolent deaths between the Moscow Region and St. Petersburg.
Observational
Yes
The study establishes correlations between sudden cardiovascular death rates in juveniles and socio-medical parameters like income and unemployment in Russian regions.
Associations with income and unemployment should not yet change practice; leaves open need for longitudinal studies on socioeconomic determinants of sudden CV death.
THE AIM OF THE STUDY: Was to compare the prevalence and structure of sudden death from cardiovascular diseases (CVD) in the structure of nonviolent death in Moscow Region as a representative of the large region and St. Petersburg as a city of federal importance. Frequency and structure of this parameter, as well as its dynamics were analyzed. The comparison of obtained results with data of Federal State Statistics Service was done. Nonparametric analysis of the initial data has been conducted. Clustering and visualization, based on the following parameters of initial sample, have been done: «death rate from CVD in the structure of nonviolent death», «morbidity rate», «incomes» and «unemployment rate». Correlation dependences between death rate from CVD according to the Form №42 and mentioned parameters of medical and social state of the subject have been determined. Dependences between sudden death rate from CDV and a number of medical and social parameters have been established.
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Maksimova et al. (2023) conducted an observational in Sudden death from cardiovascular diseases. Medical and social parameters (morbidity rate, incomes, unemployment rate) was evaluated on Correlation between sudden death rate from CVD and medical/social parameters. Medical and social parameters (morbidity, income, unemployment) were correlated with the sudden death rate from cardiovascular diseases among juveniles in the Moscow Region and St. Petersburg.
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