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Table 1 Cause of mortality distribution by gender in public and private hospitals, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 2002-2010

From: Patterns of mortality in public and private hospitals of Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Cause of Death

Number

Percent a(95% CI) b

  

Male

Female

Total

I. Group I

27,568

52 (51.4 - 52.6)

67 (66.4-67.6)

59 (58.6-59.4)

A.  HIV/AIDS

5350

10 (9.6-10.4)

13 (12.5-13.5)

11 (10.7-11.3)

B.  Tuberculosis

5,065

11

11

11 (10.7-11.3)

C.  Respiratory Infections

3523

7

8

8 (7.8-8.2)

D.  Diarrheal Disease

417

1

1

1

E.  Meningitis

1139

2

2

2

F.  Maternal Conditions

1299

0

6

3

G.  Conditions arising during perinatal period

9337

17 (16.6-17.4)

24 (23.4-24.6)

20 (19.6-20.4)

   - Low Birth Weight

2069

4

5

4

   - Still Birth

7614

13 (12.6-13.4)

20 (19.4-20.6)

16 (15.7-16.3)

H.  Nutritional Deficiency

876

2

2

2

II. Group II

14,683

30 (29.5-30.5)

32(31.4-32.6)

31 (30.6-31.4)

A.  Malignant neoplasm

1,531

3 (2.8-3.2)

4 (3.7-4.3)

3 (2.8-3.2)

B.  Diabetes Mellitus

801

2

2

2

C.  Neuropsychiatric conditions

908

2

2

2

D.  Cardiovascular diseases

5,375

11 (10.6-11.4)

12 (11.6-12.4)

11 (10.7-11.3)

   Hypertensive heart disease

1047

2

2

2

   Cerebrovascular disease

1223

3

3

3

   Congestive Heart Failure

1267

2

3

3

   Ischemic Heart Disease

1726

4

4

4

E.  Respiratory diseases

3095

6 (5.7-6.3)

7 (6.6-7.4)

7 (6.6-7.4)

F.  Digestive Diseases

2617

6

5

6

   Chronic Liver Disease

987

2

2

2

G.  Genitourinary Disease

1100

2

2

2

III. Group III

5,776

17 (16.6-17.4)

6 (5.7-6.3)

12 (11.7-12.3)

A.  Unintentional

2527

7

3

5

   Road traffic accidents

1915

6 (5.7-6.3)

2(1.8-2.2)

4(3.8-4.2)

B.  Intentional (Suicide…)

566

2

0

1

Total

47,153

100 (26,928)

100 (20,225)

100

  1. * Totals may not add precisely.
  2. a Values above one rounded to nearest whole number and values less than one were not reported.
  3. b 95% confidence intervals have been provided for major categories and for the leading causes of death.