2003 Louisiana Vital Statistics Report - Louisiana Department of ...
2003 Louisiana Vital Statistics Report - Louisiana Department of ...
2003 Louisiana Vital Statistics Report - Louisiana Department of ...
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DEATHS <strong>2003</strong> LOUISIANA VITAL STATISTICS REPORT<br />
Cause <strong>of</strong> Death<br />
(ICD-10 Codes)<br />
All Causes<br />
Diseases <strong>of</strong> the Heart<br />
(I00-I09, I11, I13, I20-I51)<br />
Malignant Neoplasms<br />
(C00-C97)<br />
Cerebrovascular Disease<br />
(I60-I69)<br />
Accidents<br />
(V01-X59, Y85-Y86)<br />
Diabetes Mellitus<br />
(E10-E14)<br />
Chronic Lower Respiratory<br />
Diseases<br />
(J40-J47)<br />
Table 5.5: Rankings, Count and Rates for the Leading Causes <strong>of</strong> Death by Race<br />
<strong>Louisiana</strong>, <strong>2003</strong><br />
Rank*<br />
All Races White<br />
Count<br />
Crude<br />
Rate +<br />
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Rank*<br />
Count<br />
Crude<br />
Rate +<br />
Rank*<br />
Black<br />
Count<br />
Crude<br />
Rate +<br />
- 42297 940.7 - 28947 995.7 - 13075 876.4<br />
1 11440 254.4 1 8069 277.6 1 330.2 221.3<br />
2 9459 210.4 2 6576 226.2 2 2829 189.6<br />
3 2504 55.7 3 1671 57.5 3 822 55.1<br />
4 2143 47.7 4 1550 53.3 5 571 38.3<br />
5 1730 38.5 7 948 32.6 4 767 51.4<br />
6 1708 38.0 5 1389 47.8 9 312 20.9<br />
Alzheimer’s Disease<br />
(G30) 7 1176 26.2 6 980 33.7 12 194 13.0<br />
Nephritis, Nephrotic Syndrome,<br />
& Nephrosis<br />
(N00-N07, N17-N19, N25-N27)<br />
Influenza & Pneumonia<br />
(J10-J18)<br />
Septicemia<br />
(A40-A41)<br />
Homicide<br />
(X85-Y09, Y87.1)<br />
Suicide<br />
(X60-X84, Y87.0)<br />
HIV Infection<br />
(B20-B24)<br />
Essential(Primary) Hypertension<br />
& Hypertensive Renal Disease<br />
(I10, I12)<br />
Chronic Liver Disease &<br />
Cirrhosis<br />
(K70, K73-K74)<br />
8 1058 23.5 9 608 20.9 7 437 29.3<br />
9 908 20.2 8 682 23.5 11 219 14.7<br />
10 811 18.0 10 494 17.0 8 313 21.0<br />
11 596 13.3 - 116 4.0 6 473 31.7<br />
12 456 10.1 11 395 13.6 - 53 3.6<br />
13 389 8.7 - 85 2.9 10 303 20.3<br />
14 354 7.9 14 181 6.2 14 170 11.4<br />
15 345 7.7 12 251 8.6 15 91 6.1<br />
Residual 7294 5049 2199<br />
*Rank is based on rate per 100,000 race-specific population. For "Other" rank is based on number <strong>of</strong> deaths.<br />
+<br />
Rate per 100,000 race-specific population<br />
****Cells suppressed to protect confidentiality<br />
Notes: White: 12 th Parkinson’s Disease, 225 deaths, rate=7.7<br />
15 th Pneumonitis due to solids and liquids, 170 deaths, rate=5.8<br />
Black: 14 th rank is Certain Conditions Originating in the Perinatal period(P00-P96), 190 deaths, rate=12.7<br />
1<br />
Other: rate not calculated because <strong>of</strong> instability due to low frequency<br />
“-“in cell indicates the race-specific rate is not ranked in the top fifteen.<br />
In <strong>2003</strong>, the top three causes <strong>of</strong> death for both whites and blacks were diseases <strong>of</strong> the heart, malignant neoplasms, and<br />
cerebrovascular disease. Although the leading causes <strong>of</strong> death were similar among all race groups, there were considerable<br />
differences in race-specific crude death rates (Figure 5.11, and Table 5.5). Crude death rates among whites were notably<br />
higher than those among blacks for diseases <strong>of</strong> the heart (277.6 vs. 221.3), malignant neoplasms (226.2 vs. 189.6), chronic<br />
lower respiratory disease (47.8 vs. 20.9), Alzheimer’s disease (33.7 vs. 13.0), and suicide (13.6 vs. 3.6). Crude death rates for<br />
blacks substantially exceeded those for whites for Diabetes Mellitus (51.4 vs. 32.6), Homicide (31.7 vs. 4.0), HIV infection (20.3<br />
vs. 2.9), and Essential (Primary) Hypertension & Hypertensive Renal Disease (11.4 vs. 6.2).