VALUE OF RISK-FACTORS IN THE SPREAD OF CO RONARY HEART-DISEASE IN MALES LIVING IN DIFFERENT CLIMATIC AND GEOGRAPHIC AREAS OF RUSSIA, CIS COUNTRIES, AND BALTIC STATES - COOPERATIVE STUDY
Vv. Konstantinov et al., VALUE OF RISK-FACTORS IN THE SPREAD OF CO RONARY HEART-DISEASE IN MALES LIVING IN DIFFERENT CLIMATIC AND GEOGRAPHIC AREAS OF RUSSIA, CIS COUNTRIES, AND BALTIC STATES - COOPERATIVE STUDY, Kardiologia, 33(8), 1993, pp. 49-52
The paper deals with the contribution of risk factors to the spread of
coronary heart disease (CHD) among males living in various cities and
towns of Russia, CIS countries and Baltic states. The examination of
random representative samples of male populations established that ris
k factors, such as age, arterial hypetension, obesity, hypercholestero
lemia, dyslipoproteinemia, an.d.smoking (p<0,05), make a significant c
ontribution to the spread of CHD, including acute CHD. Age, arterial h
ypertension, and body weight (p<0,01) also make a substantial contribu
tion to the development of CHD. The risk factors play a greater role i
n the spread of CHD in Tallinn, Alma-Ata, St. Petersburg, and Novosibi
rsk than in Moscow and Ufa, but in the spread of acute CHD in Tallinn,
Kaunas Ufa, and Alma-Ata than in Moscow and St. Petersburg.