18 -2 (26/1) 2019 — Khasanova Sh.A. — MORBIDITY OF MELANOMA SKIN AMONG DIFFERENT POPULATION GROUPS ANDIZHAN REGION

MORBIDITY OF MELANOMA SKIN AMONG DIFFERENT POPULATION GROUPS ANDIZHAN REGION

Khasanova Sh.A. Andijan State Medical Institute.

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Purpose of the study – study of the dynamics of the incidence rate of skin melanoma among various population groups in a multi-million dollar territory. Material and methods. The primary accounting documents for the 10 year (2008-2018) about the newly diagnosed disease, the annual reports of the Andijan Regional Oncology Center, the annual statistical reports of the established form were analyzed. The following statistical methods were used in processing and forecasting research results: an extrapolation method, a linear and polynomial regression model.

Results: An increase in the incidence of melanoma in the skin among older persons has been revealed.

Conclusion The organization of screening examinations among groups with a high incidence of skin melanoma is necessary.

Keywords: skin melanoma, incidence of skin melanoma, oncology, Andijan region.

First page

72

Last page

74

For citation: Khasanova Sh.A. Morbidity of melanoma skin among different population groups Andizhan region//New Day in Medicine 2(26) 2019 72-74 https://cutt.ly/dbvIqiW

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