Spatial Analysis of Children Inflicted with Some Endemic Diseases of the Digestive System in Salah AI- Din Governorate in 2009-2021
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Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and dehydration are significant ailments that impact the pediatric population within the realm of digestive disorders. Throughout the study period, the total number of children infected with them reached 67,878 patients. It has been observed that the incidence of documented injuries experienced an upward trend starting from the year 2009 and culminated in its highest point in 2013. The data indicates a decrease in the specified variable in 2017, followed by a subsequent increase in 2021. In regards to the district level, the data was documented in Tikrit, followed by Samarra and Balad. Conversely, the districts of Al-Dur and Amerli exhibited the lowest incidence rates. It was observed that there exists a disparity in the prevalence of the diseases being investigated among the affected children. Based on an analysis of temporal, spatial, and demographic patterns, it has been determined that males exhibit a higher susceptibility to injury compared to females.
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