Tendencia De Mortalidad

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Title: Cervical cancer mortality trend in women aged 25 years and over insured by the Mexican Institute of Social Security from 2000 to 2011



Short Title: Cervical cancer Mortality



Authors: Armenta-Hernández Carlos Benito1, Solis-Cordero Luz Alejandra1, Coreño-Juárez María Ofelia2, Turrubiarte-Guillén Nuria3, Fernández-Gárate Irma Hortencia4,Echevarría-Zuno Santiago5.



Affiliation: 1. Surgeon Specializing in Epidemiology, Evaluation Department, Evaluation and Logistical Support Division, Integrated Health Programs Coordinating Office, Public Health Unit, Directorate of Health Care, Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS), 2. Surgeon Specializing in Epidemiology, Head of the Evaluation Department, Evaluation and Logistical Support Division,Integrated Health Programs Coordinating Office, Public Health Unit, Directorate of Health Care, Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS), 3. Biologist, Master's in Public Health. Head of the Affiliation Department, Evaluation and Logistical Support Division, Integrated Health Programs Coordinating Office, Public Health Unit, Directorate of Health Care, Mexican Institute of Social Security(IMSS), 4. Surgeon, Master's in Public Health, Integrated Health Programs Coordinator, Public Health Unit, Directorate of Health Care, Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS). 5. Orthopedic Surgeon, Director of Health Care, Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS).



Overshoot application details: Integrated Health Programs Coordinating Office (Coordinación de Programas Integrados deSalud), Insurgentes Sur 253, Col Roma, Del Cuauhtémoc, C.P. 06700 D.F. Tel. 55 14 78 79, 57 26 17 00 ext. 15 627, carlos.armenta@imss.gob.mx










(B: summaryand key words in Spanish )



Title: Cervical cancer mortality trend in women aged 25 years and over insured by the Mexican Institute of Social Security from 2000 to 2011



SUMMARY (150 words)



Objective

To analyzethe cervical cancer mortality trend in women aged 25 years and over, insured by the Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS) in the period 2000-2011 and the relation with PREVENIMSS detection.




Material and Methods

An ecological study of mortality trend was carried out. The deaths caused by cervical cancer were obtained from the IMSS Mortality System (SISMOR), database thatidentifies delegation and national deaths in the study period. Crude rates of mortality due to cervical cancer were calculated by one hundred thousand women older than 24 years and delegation, also was calculated percentage rates differences, standardization of rates with the 2005 national population, slope value, Poisson regression model and Pearson correlation.



Results

There is a declinetendency in the cervical cancer mortality the study period, with a national slope value of -0,636. The cervical cancer mortality decreases in 2.85% by the increase of the screening cover in 1.0%.





Discussion

The systematization early detection of cervical cancer program has been fundamental in reducing mortality from this disease in women aged 25 and older.




Keywords:

Cervicalcancer, mortality, trend, screening





(C: title, summary and key words in English, 150 words)



Title: Cervical cancer mortality trend in women aged 25 years and over insured by de Mexican Institute of Social Security from 2000 to 2011



SUMMARY



Objective

To analyze the cervical cancer mortality trend in women aged 25 years and over, insured by the Mexican Institute ofSocial Security (IMSS) in the period 2000-2011 and the relation with PREVENIMSS detection.





Material and methods

An ecological study of mortality trend was carried out. The deaths caused by cervical cancer were obtained from the IMSS Mortality System (SISMOR), database that identifies delegation and national deaths in the study period. Crude rates of mortality due to cervical...