Zhonghua yi xue za zhi · 2011
[Investigation on prevalence rate of essential tremor in population aged 55 years old and above in Kashkar, between 2008 and 2009].
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Liu Yan, Zhang Xiao-ying, Tang Yu-zhen, He Ying, Han Xi-He, Guo Miao, Wang Lin, Li Yan, Ma Ying
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the prevalence and clinical feature of essential tremor (ET) in a community cohort of the elderly in Kashkar.
METHODS: By using a door-to-door, two-phase screening approach, some 2834 residents of Hans ethnicity were investigated form 2008 to 2009.
RESULTS: In this study, 184 ET patients were found. The prevalence rate of ET was 6.49%. The prevalence rate was increased with age and higher in men (8.45%) than in women (4.59%), especially in people aged above 75 years old. The prevalence rate of ET was 7.26% in illiterate people, followed by 7.27%, 5.81%, 5.58% and 9.37% in those having received primary, junior, senior high school and college. The ratio of windowed people in ET patients was 15.21%, higher to the ratio of windowed people in total number.
CONCLUSIONS: The prevalence rate of ET increased with age, but not influenced by education.
METHODS: By using a door-to-door, two-phase screening approach, some 2834 residents of Hans ethnicity were investigated form 2008 to 2009.
RESULTS: In this study, 184 ET patients were found. The prevalence rate of ET was 6.49%. The prevalence rate was increased with age and higher in men (8.45%) than in women (4.59%), especially in people aged above 75 years old. The prevalence rate of ET was 7.26% in illiterate people, followed by 7.27%, 5.81%, 5.58% and 9.37% in those having received primary, junior, senior high school and college. The ratio of windowed people in ET patients was 15.21%, higher to the ratio of windowed people in total number.
CONCLUSIONS: The prevalence rate of ET increased with age, but not influenced by education.