Aim: To study prevalence of arterial hypertension (AH) in relation to gender, age, profession, risk factors (RF), RF combination; efficacy of active long-term multifactor prevention among the employees of industrial enterprises in some regions of Russia.
Material And Methods: 14000 males and 20969 females from industrial enterprises of Cheboksary, Pskov, St-Petersburg were examined. 8974 males and 14515 females worked at enterprises of active intervention (EAI) while 1848 males and 1643 females were employed at comparison enterprises.
Aim: To study prevalence of ischemic heart disease (IHD) and its various clinical forms depending on sex, age, profession including risk factors (RF) and their combination and efficiency of long-term multifactorial active prevention programs at enterprises in several regions of the Russian Federation.
Material And Methods: 14,000 male and 20,969 female volunteers were observed in organized groups in three Russian cities (Cheboksary, Pskov, St-Petersburg). 8984 males and 14,515 females entered seven groups of outpatient follow-up and active long-term multifactorial prevention during 5-10 years.
Aim: To study prevalence of cardiovascular disease risk factors (CRF) in relation to sex, age, occupation as well as efficiency of active long-term multifactorial prophylaxis in the groups of active intervention (AI) and observation.
Material And Methods: The comparison group consisted of 1848 male and 1643 female volunteers. 8326 males and 13,116 females entered the group of active intervention and observation.
Aim: To evaluate trends in arterial hypertension (AH) and other risk factors and their changes after active prevention program.
Material And Methods: 1382 male and 1555 female volunteers were included into the group of active prevention at the workplace vs 1024 male and 776 female controls. 5-year follow-up covered 543 males and 569 females from the prevention group against 97 male and 119 female controls.
Aim: To study the prevalence of ischemic heart disease (IHD) and its various clinical forms depending on both sexes, age, profession, risk factors and efficiency of active prevention programs.
Material And Methods: 1848 males and 1643 females were inspected as a control group. 8326 males and 13,116 females volunteers were included into the groups of active prevention and observation.