Post Polio Syndrome - Management & Treatment in Primary

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aPPendix 2 QuantiFying the age ProFile oF the Polio survivor PoPulation reFerenCed to january 2006 More than 7,000 members of the Irish public survived infection with paralytic poliomyelitis. Theoretical studies based on epidemiological data indicate that up to 60% of these are suffering or will suffer from the Late Effects of Polio. Analysis of a sample of the Polio Survivor population drawn from the membership database of the Post Polio Support Group indicates that the age spread of the Polio Survivor population is as follows, based on indicated dates of birth Date of Birth1 before end 1929 5% after 1930 and before the end of 1939 16% after 1940 and before the end of 1949 31% after 1950 and before the end of 1959 23% after 1960 and before the end of 1969 3% after 1970 2% The size of the Polio Survivor population, based on the above data and distributing those not replying proportionately throughout, should be as follows with numbers of those likely to display Post Polio Syndrome shown in brackets; 1 20% did not state dates of birth. Non traditional Irish surnames predominate with dates of birth since the mid 1960’s. The Post Polio Support Group data may not reflect the age distribution of the broad Polio Survivor group. PPS Mngt and Treat.indb 45 02/07/2007 16:07:52
46 Post Polio Syndrome Aged over 76 437 (262) Aged over 66 but less than 76 1400 (840) Aged over 56 but less than 66 2638 (1583) Aged over 46 but less than 56 2013 (1208) Aged over 36 but less than 46 262 (157) Aged less than 36 175 (105) PPS Mngt and Treat.indb 46 02/07/2007 16:07:53
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