Open AccessEPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF DYMAMICS OF THE PREVALENCE AND INCIDENCE OF THE THYROID GLAND DISEASES IN UKRAINE AND CHERNIVTSI REGION
Author(s) -
Iryna Kamyshna,
Лариса Борисівна Павлович,
V.A. Maslyanko,
Zh. A. Chornenka
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
klìnìčna ta eksperimentalʹna patologìâ
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2521-1153
pISSN - 1727-4338
DOI - 10.24061/1727-4338.xx.3.77.2021.11
Subject(s) - incidence (geometry) , thyroid , medicine , epidemiology , population , christian ministry , thyroid disease , environmental health , demography , pathology , physics , theology , sociology , optics , philosophy
Objective – to assess the dynamics of the prevalence and incidence of the thyroid diseaseamong the adult population of Ukraine and Chernivtsi region during 2015-2020.Material and methods. A comparative analysis of official accounting and reportingstatistics of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and the main indicators of the endocrinologyservice of Chernivtsi region on the prevalence and incidence of adult pathology of thethyroid gland over the past 5 years.Results. In Ukraine, the number of pathologies of the thyroid gland has increased,accounting for 48% of the total incidence of endocrine diseases. The most commonpathology is diffuse and nodular goitres. Their level in the western region, includingChernivtsi region, is higher than the national average. In Ukraine the incidence ofhypothyroidism has increased 20.3% for 5 years. Thyrotoxicosis increased 9.1%, andthe prevalence of thyroiditis increased 16.8%. The increase in the Chernivtsi region wasslightly lower. The high frequency of thyroid pathologies depends on the imbalance oftrace elements and vitamins in the diet against a background of iodine deficiency in thediet, environmental degradation and insufficient preventive measures.Conclusions. The analysis shows that in the western regions of Ukraine it is necessaryto apply a differentiated approach to the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of patientswith various thyroid diseases.