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The monthly variations in mortality from the cardiovascular diseases in Tbilisi
A Amiranashvili1, Kh Chargazia1, V Chikhladze1
1M. Nodia Institute of Geophysics; Ministry of Labor, Health and Social Affair of Georgia, Georgian State Teaching University of Physical Education and Sport, Tbilisi, Georgia.
Abstract:
Results of the detailed statistical analysis of the monthly average decade mortality on the reasons for cardiovascular diseases in Tbilisi into 1980-1992 and 2012-2013 are represented. Variable +background and random component of time-series of mortality are determined. A share of the mean values of the component of variable +background from the mean value of real data of mortality constitute 68,4 % in 1980-1992 and 73,4 % in 2012-2013. Variations of the random component and their contribution to the real values of mortality (31,6 % in 1980-1992 and 26,6 % in 2012-2013) besides the air temperature can depend on many others meteorological, geophysical, social and so forth of factors. The scale of the six levels of cardiovascular mortality is proposed. In different months of year the indicated levels of mortality are various.
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