Hemorragia intracraniana em São Paulo-Brasil: Casos de incidência sobre óbitos / Intracranial hemorrhage in São Paulo-Brazil: Incidence cases over deaths
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https://doi.org/10.34119/bjhrv4n6-164Keywords:
Hemorragia Intracraniana. Idosos. Incidência. Meninges. Óbitos.Abstract
Objetivo: Avaliar a incidência de óbitos por hemorragia intracraniana, na população entre 60 a 79 anos, no estado São Paulo, entre 2014 e 2019. Métodos: Estudo observacional, transversal, descritivo e retrospectivo, realizado através de coleta de dados na plataforma do Departamento de Informática do Sistema Único de Saúde (DATASUS). Resultados: Houve incremento de 27,36% na incidência de óbitos em homens entre 60 a 69 anos, de 2014 e 2019, em todas as etnias estudadas. A etnia branca teve alta de 25,44%; preta, ampliou em 144,44%; enquanto a parda, expandiu em 87,50%; já a amarela, reduziu em 3 óbitos no período. De 70 a 79 anos, nos anos entre 2014 e 2019, os óbitos no sexo masculino com todas as etnias teve aumento de 16,99%. Na etnia branca, aumentou em 15,22%; na preta, 175,00%; já na parda, cresceu 54,17%, enquanto que a raça amarela reduziu a incidência em 50,00%. No sexo feminino, entre 60 a 69 anos, de 2014 a 2019 os óbitos com todas as etnias cresceu 60,97%. A etnia branca teve aumente de 61,29%; a preta, em 66,67%; já na parda, houve adição de 156,52%; e na amarela, crescimento de 100%. Entre as mulheres com idade de 70 a 79 anos, de 2014 a 2019, houve aumento de mortes em todas as etnias, perfazendo elevação de 14,08%. Na etnia branca, cresceu em 43,05%; enquanto a preta, expandiu em 100%; já a parda reduziu em 9,68% e amarela teve incremento em 100%. Conclusão: Homens brancos, com idade entre 60 a 69 anos apresentam maior incidência de óbitos por conta de hemorragia intracraniana.
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