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[Preventive examination of the population of the medical district of an urban polyclinic].

Prophylactic examination of the population in a district of a city out-patients clinic was performed. Altogether 689 persons (298 men and 391 women) aged 16 to 64 were examined. A great prevalence of chronic non-communicable diseases (CND) and common risk factors were revealed: CHD in 16.7% of the examinees, cerebral changes in 0.6%, diabetes mellitus in 3.9%, chronic bronchitis in 9.3%, arterial hypertension (AH) in 29.6%, smoking in 26.1%, disturbed carbohydrate tolerance in 15.7%, hypercholesterolemia in 13.5% and excess body mass in 35.5%. In 40% of the patients with AH it was combined with other chronic diseases necessitating a multidisciplinary approach to CND control in the patients with AH. The study showed that the population was not ready enough for prophylactic examination.