Premature mortality due to alcohol-related diseases of the liver in Poland according to voivodships

Paciej, Paulina; Ciabiada, Beata; Maniecka-Bryła, Irena

doi:10.5114/fmpcr.2017.69287

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“…These conditions are given particular attention in the professional medical literature [2][3][4]. Current data indicate that the epidemiological situation in Poland with regards to diseases of the digestive system is also exceptionally negative [5,6].…”

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Years of Life Lost due to Diseases of the Digestive System in Poland in 2000-2014

Paciej-Gołębiowska

Pikala

Maniecka-Bryła

2018

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Background & Aims: Diseases of the digestive system substantially contribute to premature mortality of the Polish population. Years of Life Lost (YLLs) are more and more commonly used in order to evaluate social and economic aspects of these deaths. The aim of the study was to analyse YLLs due to diseases of the digestive system in Poland between 2000-2014.Methods: The study material included a database which contained information gathered from 5,601,568 death certificates of Poles who died between 2000-2014. Data on deaths due to diseases of the digestive system were used for the analysis (i.e. coded as K00-K93 according to International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, 10th Revision). Standard Expected Years of Life Lost (SEYLL) wasused to calculate YLLs.Results: In 2000-2014 diseases of the digestive system contributed to 239,176 deaths of Poles (4.3% of all deaths), which corresponded to 5,470,096.8 YLLs (95.2 years per 10,000 population). Each death due to the above cause was responsible for the average loss of 22.9 years. Diseases of the liver, including alcoholic liver disease and fibrosis and cirrhosis of the liver, contributed to the highest number of YLLs (54.1%).Conclusions: Of all digestive diseases, the dominant causes of YLLs are alcohol-related liver diseases. In order to minimize this phenomenon, it is important to intensify public health activities, aimed at combating alcohol addiction in Poland.

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Years of Life Lost due to Diseases of the Digestive System in Poland in 2000-2014

Paciej-Gołębiowska

Pikala

Maniecka-Bryła

2018

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“…The research material comprised a dataset created on the basis of death certificates, the reliability of which depends on the correctly identification of the causes of deaths and their accurate coding (according to ICD-10). It has been proposed that the most pronounced inaccuracies in determining causes of death in the Polish population concern cardiovascular diseases7 47; however, a study comparing YLL values due to alcohol-related liver diseases between individual Polish provinces found significantly lower recognition of fibrosis and cirrhosis of the liver in one province, with a relatively high number of alcoholic liver disease cases 48…”

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Years of life lost due to diseases of the digestive system in Poland according to socioeconomic factors: a cross-sectional study

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ObjectivesTo analyse years of life lost (YLLs) due to digestive diseases in Poland according to: marital status, education, working status and place of residence.DesignA cross-sectional study.SettingThe study was based on a dataset containing information from death certificates of Poles who died in 2002 and in 2011.ParticipantsThe analysis covered records with codes K00–K93 according to the International Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, 10th Revision.Outcome measuresYLL values were calculated using the Standard Expected Years of Life Lost measure. For each socioeconomic variable, the rate ratio (RR) was calculated as the quotient of YLLs in the less privileged group to the more privileged group.ResultsAmong the categories of marital status, the smallest YLL values (per 10 000) were recorded among singles (men: 100.63 years in 2002, 121.10 years in 2011; women: 26.99, 33.33, respectively), and the most among divorced men (657.87, 689.32) and widowed women (173.97, 169.46). YLL analysis according to education level revealed the lowest values in people with higher education (men: 54.20, 57.66; women: 17.31, 18.31) and the highest in people with lower than secondary education (men: 178.85, 198.32; women: 104.95, 125.76). Being economically active was associated with a smaller YLL score (men: 39.93, 59.51; women: 10.31, 14.96) than being inactive (men: 340.54, 219.93; women: 126.86, 96.80). Urban residents had higher YLL score (men: 159.46, 174.18, women: 73.03, 78.12) than rural ones (men: 126.83, 137.11, women: 57.32, 57.56).In both sexes, RR according to education level and place of residence increased, and those according to marital status and working status decreased with time.ConclusionsActivities aimed at reducing health inequalities in terms of YLL due to digestive diseases should be primarily addressed to inhabitants with lower than secondary education, divorced and widowed people, urban residents and those who are economically inactive.

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“…as indicate wHo data, the amount of alcoholic beverages consumed by Poles is still increasing -between 2000 and 2014, the consumption of pure alcohol increased from 8.40 to 10.71 liters per capita [34]. this is reflected in the predominant contribution of alcoholic liver disease and fibrosis and cirrhosis of the liver in ylls in the group of chronic diseases of the digestive system with a non-cancerous etiology in Poland [35,36]. in addition, data from 2011 indicated that liver cirrhosis was the third, after car accidents and suicides, cause of ylls per death (seyll d ) [21].…”

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Years of life lost due to colorectal cancer in Poland between 2000 and 2014 according to voivodships

Paciej-Gołębiowska¹,

Pikala²,

Maniecka-Bryła³

2018

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Background. colorectal cancers (crcs) are among the most important oncological causes of death in europe. Poland belongs to countries where the mortality rates due to this cause exceed the average values for eu-28. Objectives. comparison of the number of years of life lost (ylls) due to crc between 2000 and 2014 in Poland by voivodships. Material and methods. the study was based on a dataset containing information from the death certificates of Poles who died in 2000 and 2014 (368,028 and 376,467 records, respectively). the data on deaths caused by crc (c18-c21 according to icD-10) was used for the analysis (8,517 deaths in 2000 and 11,411 deaths in 2014). seyll (standard expected years of life lost) was implemented to assess ylls. Results. in 2000, the highest number of ylls per 10,000 men was recorded in zachodniopomorskie (55.7 years), and in 2014-in opolskie (77.5 years). the increasing tendency of this measure between 2000 and 2014 in the group of men was observed in all voivodships. in the group of women, in 2000 the highest number of ylls per 10,000 was reported in lodzkie (46 years), and in 2014-in warminsko-Mazurskie (49.6 years). in women, an seyll p decline over time was noted only in lodzkie and Dolnoslaskie, and in other voivodships, its values increased. Conclusions. between 2000 and 2014, an upward tendency of ylls due to crc was observed in Poland, though with territorial differentiation. it is advisable to search for more effective methods of reducing existing inequalities between individual provinces of Poland.

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Premature mortality due to alcohol-related diseases of the liver in Poland according to voivodships

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References 12 publications

Years of Life Lost due to Diseases of the Digestive System in Poland in 2000-2014

Years of Life Lost due to Diseases of the Digestive System in Poland in 2000-2014

Years of life lost due to diseases of the digestive system in Poland according to socioeconomic factors: a cross-sectional study

Years of life lost due to colorectal cancer in Poland between 2000 and 2014 according to voivodships

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