Long-term survival of patients with cerebrovascular accident in different age groups in the REGION-M registry

Aim. To study the two-year survival rate of patients with cerebrovascular accident (CVA) in different age groups. Material and methods . The outpatient part REGION-M registry included 684 assigned to City Polyclinic № 64 Moscow, discharged from F. I. Inozemtsev Clinical Hospital (Moscow) period January 1, 2012 April 30, 2017 a confirmed diagnosis stroke or transient ischemic attack. All were divided into 5 groups: group 1 — 18 50 years old (n=72 (10,5%)), 2 51 60 (n=122 (17,8%)), 3 61 70 (n=156 (22,8%)), 4 71 80 (n=185 (27,0%)) 81 above (n=149 (21,8%)). Patient was assessed after follow-up. Results. mortality during follow-up significantly increased as follows: 18-50 4%, 51-60 9,8%, 61-70 23,7%, 71-80 34%, 81-100 55% (p<0,0001). relative death risk 2,3 (NA), 6,8 (p<0,001), 9,8 (p<0,0001) 18,5 compared 1. With increasing cohort, proportion women 47,2% 77,9% However, among men groups did not differ. Patients older more likely have comorbidities disability before CVA. age, common attack less (p<0,001). Conclusion. Mortality who underwent higher differ women.