Analysis of the characteristics and changing trends of burn disease burden in the Chinese population based on the GBD 2021 database
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摘要:
目的 基于全球疾病负担(GBD)2021数据库,分析中国人群烧伤疾病负担特征与变化趋势。 方法 该研究为基于公共数据库的二次研究。提取GBD 2021数据库中1990—2021年除台湾地区外的中国22个省、5个自治区、4个直辖市以及香港特别行政区、澳门特别行政区由“火、高温及热物质”所致烧伤相关数据。按性别、年龄段和省级行政区进行分层,采用伤残调整生命年(DALY)率、早死所致生命年损失(YLL)率、失能所致生命年损失(YLD)率及其年龄标化率评价烧伤疾病负担。比较1990—2021年中国不同性别、年龄段和省级行政区人群的烧伤疾病负担变化趋势,并评价2021年中国不同性别、年龄段和省级行政区人群的烧伤疾病负担情况。 结果 1990—2021年,中国人群烧伤疾病负担整体下降。中国人群总体烧伤年龄标化DALY率(95%UI)由1990年的135.6(109.8~158.4)×10-⁵降至2021年的33.6(27.0~41.8)×10-⁵,下降幅度为75.2%;烧伤年龄标化YLL率和烧伤年龄标化YLD率亦下降,下降幅度分别为81.4%和54.5%。与1990年相比,2021年各省级行政区烧伤年龄标化DALY率均下降,但下降幅度存在差异;25个省级行政区女性烧伤年龄标化DALY率下降幅度较男性更明显,8个省级行政区呈相反特征;1~<2岁低龄儿童烧伤DALY率下降较快,≥80岁高龄人群烧伤DALY率下降相对缓慢。2021年,中国不同性别、年龄段和省级行政区人群的烧伤疾病负担存在差异。各年龄段男性烧伤DALY率均高于女性。年龄段分层中,≥80岁年龄段烧伤DALY率(95%UI)最高,为147.3(114.5~176.3)×10-⁵。2021年,烧伤年龄标化DALY率(95%UI)前3位省级行政区从高到低依次为云南省、贵州省和上海市,分别为45.4(37.2~58.7)×10-⁵、43.8(34.3~55.4)×10-⁵和43.3(29.6~62.2)×10-⁵。 结论 1990—2021年中国烧伤疾病负担总体呈下降趋势。然而,男性、低龄儿童、高龄人群及云南省、贵州省等高烧伤疾病负担省级行政区人群仍应作为烧伤防控的重点对象。 Abstract:Objective To analyze the characteristics and changing trends of burn disease burden in the Chinese population based on the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) 2021 database. Methods This study was a secondary study based on public databases. Data related to burns caused by "fire, heat, and hot substances" in 22 provinces, 5 autonomous regions, 4 municipalities, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, and Macao Special Administrative Region of China except for the Taiwan region of China from 1990 to 2021 were extracted from the GBD 2021 database. Stratified analyses were conducted by gender, age bracket, and provincial-level administrative region. Disability-adjusted life year (DALY) rate, years of life lost (YLL) rate, years lived with disability (YLD) rate, and their age-standardized rates were used to evaluate the burn disease burden. The changing trends of burn disease burden among populations across different genders, age brackets and provincial-level administrative regions in China from 1990 to 2021 were compared. The burn disease burden among populations across different genders, age brackets and provincial-level administrative regions in China in 2021 was evaluated. Results From 1990 to 2021, the burn disease burden in the Chinese population decreased overall. The overall age-standardized DALY rate (95% UI) of burns in the Chinese population decreased from 135.6 (109.8-158.4)×10-5 in 1990 to 33.6 (27.0-41.8)×10-5 in 2021, with a decline of 75.2%. The age-standardized YLL rate and age-standardized YLD rate of burns also decreased, with declines of 81.4% and 54.5%, respectively. Compared with that in 1990, the age-standardized DALY rates of burns in all provincial-level administrative regions decreased in 2021, but the magnitudes of decline varied. In 25 provincial-level administrative regions, the decline in age-standardized DALY rate of burns was more pronounced in women than in men, whereas the opposite pattern was observed in 8 provincial-level administrative regions. The burn DALY rate decreased relatively rapidly in young children aged 1 to <2 years, while it decreased relatively slowly in the oldest-old population aged ≥80 years. In 2021, differences in burn disease burden were observed among populations across different genders, age brackets and provincial-level administrative regions in China. In all age brackets, burn DALY rates in men were higher than those in women. Among age brackets, the burn DALY rate (95% UI) was the highest in the ≥80 years age bracket, at 147.3 (114.5-176.3)×10-5. In 2021, the top 3 provincial-level administrative regions with relatively high age-standardized DALY rates of burns, in descending order, were Yunnan Province, Guizhou Province, and Shanghai, with values of 45.4 (37.2-58.7)×10-5, 43.8 (34.3-55.4)×10-5, and 43.3 (29.6-62.2)×10-5, respectively. Conclusions From 1990 to 2021, the burn disease burden in China showed an overall downward trend. However, men, young children, the oldest-old population, and population in provincial-level administrative regions with high burn disease burden, such as Yunnan Province and Guizhou Province, should still be regarded as key targets for burn prevention and control. -
Key words:
- Burns /
- China /
- Age factors /
- Sex factors /
- Time factors /
- Global Burden of Disease /
- Disability-adjusted life year
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Table 1. 2021年中国不同省级行政区人群的烧伤疾病负担
省级行政区 年龄标化YLD率 年龄标化YLL率 年龄标化DALY率 数值(95%UI)(×10-⁵) 排序 数值(95%UI)(×10-⁵) 排序 数值(95%UI)(×10-⁵) 排序 云南省 18.4(12.1~27.2) 9 27.0(21.2~38.1) 1 45.4(37.2~58.7) 1 贵州省 20.2(12.9~30.1) 4 23.6(18.4~31.9) 5 43.8(34.3~55.4) 2 上海市 33.1(19.0~52.4) 1 10.2(7.9~13.4) 31 43.3(29.6~62.2) 3 江西省 19.7(11.6~30.5) 6 22.0(16.5~27.1) 8 41.7(32.7~53.6) 4 北京市 30.7(17.8~48.2) 2 11.0(7.6~14.4) 30 41.7(29.1~59.3) 5 浙江省 20.0(11.5~31.4) 5 20.3(10.5~26.2) 12 40.3(27.8~52.5) 6 陕西省 12.6(7.4~19.3) 15 24.4(16.6~30.9) 3 37.0(28.1~46.5) 7 甘肃省 19.7(12.2~29.7) 7 17.2(13.6~26.2) 23 36.9(28.5~48.8) 8 山东省 17.2(9.7~27.2) 10 19.6(12.4~25.3) 15 36.8(27.5~47.9) 9 四川省 15.0(9.1~22.8) 12 21.6(17.2~28.4) 10 36.6(28.6~46.0) 10 湖南省 10.8(6.4~16.7) 20 25.2(15.9~32.3) 2 36.0(26.4~44.2) 11 江苏省 19.6(11.2~31.0) 8 15.3(9.3~19.5) 26 34.9(25.9~47.1) 12 海南省 20.6(12.6~31.3) 3 14.3(9.9~27.6) 28 34.8(25.4~50.5) 13 山西省 14.8(8.7~23.1) 13 19.2(14.7~24.9) 16 34.0(26.7~43.7) 14 天津市 14.5(8.2~22.5) 14 19.1(11.6~24.5) 18 33.6(24.7~43.8) 15 广西壮族自治区 9.8(6.0~14.7) 23 23.4(17.3~29.2) 6 33.2(26.0~40.8) 16 新疆维吾尔自治区 8.8(5.8~12.5) 29 24.2(17.5~33.6) 4 33.0(25.5~43.4) 17 湖北省 8.6(4.9~13.4) 30 22.6(14.8~28.2) 7 31.2(23.2~38.4) 18 河北省 9.3(5.6~14.1) 25 21.8(16.2~28.2) 9 31.1(24.5~39.6) 19 内蒙古自治区 12.4(7.2~19.3) 17 18.2(14.2~23.2) 21 30.6(24.2~39.4) 20 宁夏回族自治区 10.2(6.0~15.6) 22 19.8(15.3~25.6) 14 29.9(23.6~37.7) 21 重庆市 11.2(6.4~17.6) 18 18.7(14.7~24.1) 19 29.9(23.0~38.0) 22 广东省 16.4(9.4~25.6) 11 12.6(9.8~16.5) 29 29.0(21.2~39.2) 23 河南省 9.1(5.2~14.2) 28 18.5(13.4~23.2) 20 27.5(21.6~34.4) 24 辽宁省 6.7(3.8~10.5) 32 20.2(13.7~26.0) 13 27.0(20.0~33.6) 25 青海省 7.7(5.0~10.9) 31 19.2(13.9~36.3) 17 26.9(20.7~44.0) 26 福建省 10.2(5.8~15.8) 21 16.6(12.9~20.7) 25 26.8(21.3~34.4) 27 吉林省 9.2(5.3~14.5) 26 17.4(14.1~23.1) 22 26.6(21.5~34.2) 28 安徽省 6.0(3.4~9.3) 33 20.4(14.8~25.7) 11 26.3(20.5~32.3) 29 黑龙江省 9.1(5.3~14.3) 27 16.8(12.9~24.9) 24 25.9(20.1~35.3) 30 西藏自治区 9.6(6.7~13.1) 24 15.3(8.4~45.1) 27 24.9(16.4~55.3) 31 澳门特别行政区 11.1(6.4~17.3) 19 9.0(5.3~12.1) 32 20.1(14.2~26.7) 32 香港特别行政区 12.5(7.2~19.6) 16 4.6(3.2~7.8) 33 17.1(11.4~25.0) 33 注:YLD为失能所致生命年损失,YLL为早死所致生命年损失,DALY为伤残调整生命年 -



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