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| 1 | 初级护理中心的常见压迫性神经病变发病率显示文摘Apart from carpal tunnel syndrome, there are no population based studies of the epidemiology of compressive neuropathies. To provide this information, new presentations of compressive neuropathies among patients registered with 253 general practices in the UK General Practice Research Database with 1.83 million patient years at risk in 2000 were analysed. The study revealed that in 2000 the annual age standardised rates per 100 000 of new presentations in primary care were: carpal tunnel syndrome, men 87.8/women 192.8; Morton’s metatarsalgia, men 50.2/women 87.5; ulnar neuropathy, men 25.2/women 18.9; meralgia paraesthetica, men 10.7/women 13.2; and radial neuropathy, men 2.97/women 1.42. New presentations were most frequent at ages 55-64 years except for carpal tunnel syndrome, which was most frequent in women aged 45-54 years, and radial nerve palsy, which was most frequent in men aged 75-84 years. In 2000, operative treatment was undertaken for 31%of new presentations of carpal tunnel syndrome, 3%of Morton’s metatarsalgia, and 30%of ulnar neuropathy. | Latinovic R. Gulliford M. C. Hughes R. A. C. 陈孝东(译) | 2006 | 世界核心医学期刊文摘(神经病学分册)2006，2，6： | 1 |
| 2 | 头痛和偏头痛的初级护理:大样本人群的会诊、用药和转诊率显示文摘Background/Aims: Headache is the most common new neurological symptom seen by general practitioners and neurologists. This study describes headache consultation, prescription, and referral rates in a large sample of UK general practices. Methods: Analysis of data from patients ≥15 years registered at 253 UK general practices diagnosed with headache/migraine from 1992 to 2000. Rates were age standardised using the European standard population for reference. Results: There were 13.2 million patient years of observation. Headache consultation rates were 6.4/100 patients/year in women and 2.5 in men. They were highest at 15-24 years (15.8/100 in women; 5.8/100 in men), decreasing with age. Antimigraine drugs were prescribed at 36.7%of consultations for women and 26.6%for men. Among refer rals to specialists, 55%were to neurology and 30%to general medicine. The neurology referral rate in patients with headache was 2.1/100, and was higher in men (2.7/100) than women (1.9/100). Conclusions: These results provide precis e age specific and age standardised estimates for headache consulting in general practice, in addition to prescribing and referral to specialist care. Consultat ion rates are highest in young women; hospital referrals peak in middle aged men . Research is needed into reasons for referral, and on better ways of delivering headache services. | Latinovic R. Gulliford M. Ridsdale L. 张慧 | 2006 | 世界核心医学期刊文摘(神经病学分册)2006，2，6： | 0 |
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