D56 Thalassaemia

(Thalassaemia )

Rare males and females disease from the section "Haemolytic anaemias". Causes not a significant loss of workdays. May be the cause of death.

10 217 people were diagnosed with Thalassaemia

470 died with a diagnosis of Thalassaemia

0.05 % disease mortality Thalassaemia

Clinical picture Diagnostics Treatment

Thalassaemia is diagnosed to women at 2.84% more often than men

5 037

Men are diagnosed with Thalassaemia. For 187 of them, this diagnosis is fatal

0.04 %

mortality in men with disease Thalassaemia

5 180

Women are diagnosed with Thalassaemia For 283 of these, this diagnosis is fatal.

0.05 %

mortality in women with disease Thalassaemia

Risk group for the disease Thalassaemia men aged 30-34 and women aged5-9

The disease is most common in men aged 30-34

In men, the disease is least likely to occur at the age of 20-24, 55-59, 65-74, 90+

In women, the disease is least likely to occur at the age of 40-44, 70-74, 90+

The disease is most common in women aged 5-9, 25-29

Features of the disease Thalassaemia

Absence or low individual and social danger

Diagnostics

3 standard for the diagnosis of Thalassaemia

Diagnosis Thalassaemia on the 5 place in the frequency of diseases in the rubric of other Haemolytic anaemias diseases

Most common:

Acquired haemolytic anaemia Other hereditary haemolytic anaemias Sickle-cell disorders

Thalassaemia disease on the 1 most dangerous disease in the category of other Haemolytic anaemias diseases

Most dangerous:

Thalassaemia Anaemia due to enzyme disorders Acquired haemolytic anaemia

Treatment

3 standard for the treatment of Thalassaemia

3 days required for doctors in inpatient treatment

41 hour(s) is required for outpatient treatment

0 medical procedures are provided for the treatment of Thalassaemia

Specific forms of the disease

D56.0: Alpha thalassaemia

D56.1: Beta thalassaemia

D56.2: Delta-beta thalassaemia

D56.3: Thalassaemia trait

D56.4: Hereditary persistence of fetal haemoglobin [HPFH]

D56.8: Other thalassaemias

D56.9: Thalassaemia. unspecified

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