[Gender and age dependent mortality from XXXX in Azerbaijan].

@entity1 @entity16 @entity3002
AIM: To assess age- and sex-related changes in the mortality from @entity16 at the population level. MATERIAL AND METHODS: Methods of descriptive statistics and analysis of qualitative traits were applied. We analyzed 13580 medical certificates of cause of death from @entity16 (all classes of ICD-10). RESULTS: The mortality rate varied with age, the main trend of which was the dynamic growth. Age-specific mortality rates for @entity1 and @entity1 differed from each other: in most ages (20-24, 30-34, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 65-69), the likelihood of mortality was higher in @entity1 , and at the age of 5-9, 15-19, 60-64, 70 and more years in @entity1 . After the standardization of gender differences by age, the mortality risk of @entity3002 disappeared (146.74 and 144.16 per 100 thousand for @entity1 and @entity1 , respectively).   There were significant differences in the proportion of @entity16 of all-cause mortality among the population in the groups stratified by age and sex. It is believed that situational factors is a cause of actual prevailing of gender age- and sex-related mortality risks. CONCLUSION: Gender features of age-related risk of mortality from @entity16 are characterized by the multidirectional dynamics of likelihood of mortality and specific weight of @entity16 among all causes of mortality. The actual gender features of age-related risk of mortality from @entity16 are generally caused by situational factors (different age structure and unequal level of the general mortality among male and female population) which disappear after standardization.
