Specifics of Development and Course of Acute Coronary Insufficiency During Extreme Heat Weather Conditions

Гарганеева, А. А.; Кужелева, Е. А.; Горбатенко, Володимир; Округин, С. А.; Kuzhevskaia, Irina V.

doi:10.15829/1728-8800-2017-5-52-56

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“…It was shown that short heat waves in northern cities had a stronger impact on mortality than long heat waves with the "harvesting effect" as a possible explanation. During long-term heat waves, excess mortality at the end of a long period with excessively hot temperatures was compensated by the "harvesting effect" -a short-term shift in mortality at the beginning of the wave [60,67,98,106,119]. The relative risk of mortality from cerebrovascular diseases, mainly strokes, was higher than from heart attacks, but the difference between these diseases was statistically insignificant.…”

Section: Arctic Macro-regionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In Tomsk, the influence of air temperature on acute myocardial infarction (AMI) was demonstrated for 25 years from 1990 to 2015 [67]. Increase in total mortality among patients with AMI and in percentage of women and elderly in structure of AMI patients during the heat wave of 2012 compared to summer 2010, was illustrated.…”

Section: Siberia Continental Climatementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Increase in total mortality among patients with AMI and in percentage of women and elderly in structure of AMI patients during the heat wave of 2012 compared to summer 2010, was illustrated. During the heat wave, the condition of these patients was characterized by cerebral disorders, instability of blood pressure, and a statistically significant higher proportion of hospital mortality [67]. Additionally, it was demonstrated that adverse trends in morbidity and mortality from AMI could be registered already a few days before the period of heat wave as a result of sharp changes in air temperature and a high daily gradient of atmospheric pressure [67].…”

Section: Siberia Continental Climatementioning

confidence: 99%

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Health Risks to the Russian Population from Temperature Extremes at the Beginning of the XXI Century

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Climate change and climate-sensitive disasters caused by climatic hazards have a significant and increasing direct and indirect impact on human health. Due to its vast area, complex geographical environment and various climatic conditions, Russia is one of the countries that suffers significantly from frequent climate hazards. This paper provides information about temperature extremities in Russia in the beginning of the 21st century, and their impact on human health. A literature search was conducted using the electronic databases Web of Science, Science Direct, Scopus, and e-Library, focusing on peer-reviewed journal articles published in English and in Russian from 2000 to 2021. The results are summarized in 16 studies, which are divided into location-based groups, including Moscow, Saint Petersburg and other large cities located in various climatic zones: in the Arctic, in Siberia and in the southern regions, in ultra-continental and monsoon climate. Heat waves in cities with a temperate continental climate lead to a significant increase in all-cause mortality than cold waves, compared with cities in other climatic zones. At the same time, in northern cities, in contrast to the southern regions and central Siberia, the influence of cold waves is more pronounced on mortality than heat waves. To adequately protect the population from the effects of temperature waves and to carry out preventive measures, it is necessary to know specific threshold values of air temperature in each city.

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Section: Arctic Macro-regionmentioning

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Section: Siberia Continental Climatementioning

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“…Often an increase in overall mortality among acute myocardial infarction patients is reported a few days before meteorological factors start changing; a method of early weather forecasting and informing health authorities for them to take required organizational long-term measures [19].…”

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Earth’s climate change and its adverse consequences are a global problem at the international level. On the territory of the Russian Federation, climatic conditions change approximately 2.5 times more intensively than on average on the planet, average annual temperatures are rising in all physical and geographical regions and federal districts. To solve this problem, the Russian Federation has ratified a number of international documents and developed measures to adapt to climate change. To improve social and hygienic monitoring, — dynamics of changes in air temperature, air velocity, relative air humidity, and atmospheric pressure are used as major indicators in climate assessment, bioclimatic indices being their integral assessment indicators. We can state with good reason that the forecast and meteorological factor effects on human body are the most important links in social and hygienic monitoring. Currently, in spite of many years of research, mechanisms, character and significance of this phenomenon remain largely uncertain. Absence of reliably identified consistent patterns restrains from further research to reveal subtle physiological mechanisms causing human body response to climatic changes.

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Influence of present weather conditions on the appeal of Bishkek and Osh residents for emergency care because of cardiovascular diseases

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Specifics of Development and Course of Acute Coronary Insufficiency During Extreme Heat Weather Conditions

Cited by 6 publications

References 4 publications

Health Risks to the Russian Population from Temperature Extremes at the Beginning of the XXI Century

Health Risks to the Russian Population from Temperature Extremes at the Beginning of the XXI Century

Overview. Analysis of ensuring climate information collection for carrying out social and hygienic monitoring

Influence of present weather conditions on the appeal of Bishkek and Osh residents for emergency care because of cardiovascular diseases

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