Przeglad lekarski · 2006
[Selected respiratory, digestive and urinary system diseases as causes of hospital treatment in the lower Silesia region in aspect smoking-related diseases].
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Drobnik Jarosław, Susło Robert, Pirogowicz Iwona, Steciwko Andrzej
Аннотация
UNLABELLED: Extensive smoking is impairing function of respiratory, digestive and urinary system.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Analysis was made using data describing hospitalizations in years 2003-2005 caused by respiratory, digestive and urinary system diseases, especially malignant neoplasmas. In analyzed period the count of Lower Silesia region citizens treated in hospitals because of respiratory, digestive and urinary system diseases connected with smoking has dropped. Outside the positive trend stay malignant neoplasms of pancreas, renal pelvis and ureter, lip, oral cavity and pharynx, and bronchiectases. Positive changes in hospitalization because of respiratory, digestive and urinary system diseases could to some extent be assigned as a success of health promotion activities, including anti-smoking actions.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: Analysis was made using data describing hospitalizations in years 2003-2005 caused by respiratory, digestive and urinary system diseases, especially malignant neoplasmas. In analyzed period the count of Lower Silesia region citizens treated in hospitals because of respiratory, digestive and urinary system diseases connected with smoking has dropped. Outside the positive trend stay malignant neoplasms of pancreas, renal pelvis and ureter, lip, oral cavity and pharynx, and bronchiectases. Positive changes in hospitalization because of respiratory, digestive and urinary system diseases could to some extent be assigned as a success of health promotion activities, including anti-smoking actions.