Correlations of medical and demographic indicators with unmodified factors of stroke, tactics of its management and condition of the patient at hospitalization

Abstract

Determining importance in discussing the consequences of acute cerebrovascular accident (death, disability, complicated and severe course) is given to age, time since the onset of the disease, level of consciousness, severity of stroke, tactics and organization of medical and diagnostic process. The purpose of the work is to establish the dependence of medical and demographic indicators with risk factors for stroke and the organization of treatment and diagnostic process in patients of hospitals in Vinnytsia for the period 2017-2019, participating in the international program of the European Stroke Organization. The stroke register was created on the basis of the RES-Q report form of Vinnytsia hospitals, which are the most typical for the Podillia region of Ukraine. Estimation of correlations of medical and demographic indicators with unmodified factors of stroke, tactics of its management and condition of the patient at hospitalization was carried out by means of a statistical package "Statistica 5.5" with use of Pearson's statistics. The main features of the studied correlations are: with unmodified stroke factors - regardless of sex, patients of both hospitals have inverse weak correlations age of patients with the ability to pass 10 m and direct weak correlations with mortality; with patient status on admission - regardless of sex, patients in both hospitals have reversed mean strength correlations of ability to pass 10 m with level of consciousness, NIHSS stroke severity and NIHSS stroke scores, and direct, mostly medium-strength correlations with scores on the Glasgow scale, and with a mortality rate established a symmetrically opposite picture of correlations, in addition, with the duration of treatment established multidirectional reliable weak strength correlations; with indicators of quality of medical care - regardless of sex, patients of both hospitals have weak correlations, the ability to walk 10 m with an indicator or hospitalized patient to stroke block and the appointment of antithrombolytics and direct weak force correlations with statins, with an indicator of treatment duration regardless from sex in patients of both hospitals established weak direct correlations with the appointment of antithrombolytic drugs, and with the mortality rate in both hospitals, more pronounced in men, established direct weak and medium strength correlations with the appointment of antithrombolytic drugs and inverse weak and medium strength correlations with the appointment of statins and antihypertensivedrugs. Thus, numerous direct and inverse, mainly weak strength correlations of age,season, admission status and specifics of treatment and diagnostic measures withduration of treatment, functional outcome and stroke mortality for each hospital in generaland individually in men and women of relevant medical institutions.