The comparative analysis of dorsopathy morbidity of adult population in the Russian Federation and separate Subjects of the Northern-West Federal Okrug in 2013–2022

The dorsopathy is among of common causes of restriction of human life activity, affecting one's working capacity and quality of life. The purpouse of the study was to carry out comparative analysis of dorsopathy and spondylopathy morbidity of adult population in the Russian Federation and the Subjects of the Northern-West Federal Okrug in dynamics in 2013-2022. The statistical data of the Federal State Budget Institution "The Central Research Institute for Health Organization and Informatics of Minzdrav of Russia" was used. Among all the Federal Okrugs of the Russian Federation, the highest rates of deforming dorsopathy morbidity were detected in the Siberian Federal Okrug and the Southern Federal Okrug. At that, spondylopathy morbidity was significantly higher in the North Caucasus Federal Okrug. The higher dorsopathy spondylopathy morbidity was detected in the Northern-West Federal Okrug particularly in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug. The study results testify that in Russia and in separate Regions deforming dorsopathy morbidity has trend to increase and requires new approaches to organization om medical care of population.

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Problems of Social Hygiene Public Health and History of Medicine
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2024-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.32687/0869-866x-2024-32-6-1254-1258
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Healthcare Systems and Public Health
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The comparative analysis of dorsopathy morbidity of adult population in the Russian Federation and separate Subjects of the Northern-West Federal Okrug in 2013–2022

O E Karyakina, Kalinin A.G., E A Korotaevskiy, Н. А. Мартынова et al.
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The comparative analysis of dorsopathy morbidity of adult population in the Russian Federation and separate Subjects of the Northern-West Federal Okrug in 2013–2022

O E Karyakina, Kalinin A.G., E A Korotaevskiy, Н. А. Мартынова, A A Karyakin, А. В. Баранов, I D Butyrskaya, D V Lozovitksiy
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The dorsopathy is among of common causes of restriction of human life activity, affecting one's working capacity and quality of life. The purpouse of the study was to carry out comparative analysis of dorsopathy and spondylopathy morbidity of adult population in the Russian Federation and the Subjects of the Northern-West Federal Okrug in dynamics in 2013-2022. The statistical data of the Federal State Budget Institution "The Central Research Institute for Health Organization and Informatics of Minzdrav of Russia" was used. Among all the Federal Okrugs of the Russian Federation, the highest rates of deforming dorsopathy morbidity were detected in the Siberian Federal Okrug and the Southern Federal Okrug. At that, spondylopathy morbidity was significantly higher in the North Caucasus Federal Okrug. The higher dorsopathy spondylopathy morbidity was detected in the Northern-West Federal Okrug particularly in the Nenets Autonomous Okrug. The study results testify that in Russia and in separate Regions deforming dorsopathy morbidity has trend to increase and requires new approaches to organization om medical care of population.

Problems of Social Hygiene Public Health and History of MedicineVol. 32(6)
Northern (Arctic) Federal University (RU), Royal Society (GB), Syktyvkar State University (RU), Northern State Medical University (RU)
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