高寒多民族地区高血压急症诊疗模式探索——新疆阿勒泰地区流行病学特征与临床实践
Exploration of the Diagnosis and Treatment Model of Hypertensive Emergencies in High-Altitude and Multi-Ethnic Areas—Epidemiological Characteristics and Clinical Practice in Altay Prefecture, Xinjiang

本综述聚焦新疆阿勒泰地区高寒多民族环境下高血压急症的诊疗模式探索。通过分析该地区高血压急症的流行病学特征，结合当地独特的自然环境、民族文化及医疗资源现状，梳理临床实践中的关键问题与挑战。总结现有诊疗经验，并探讨优化高血压急症诊疗模式的策略，旨在为提高高寒多民族地区高血压急症救治水平、改善患者预后提供参考依据，推动区域医疗健康事业发展。高血压急症是血压短时间内急剧升高并伴随靶器官急性损害的临床危重症，具有起病急、进展快、致残致死率高等特点，严重威胁患者生命健康。新疆阿勒泰地区作为典型的高寒多民族聚居区域，其独特的自然环境、民族文化习俗及医疗资源分布现状，使得高血压急症的发病与诊疗呈现特殊规律。深入探究该地区高血压急症的流行病学特征与临床实践模式，对提升区域急危重症救治能力具有重要意义。
This review focuses on the exploration of the diagnosis and treatment model of hypertensive emergencies in the high-altitude and multi-ethnic environment of Altay Prefecture, Xinjiang. By analyzing the epidemiological characteristics of hypertensive emergencies in this area, combined with the local unique natural environment, ethnic culture and the current situation of medical resources, the key issues and challenges in clinical practice are sorted out. Summarize the existing diagnosis and treatment experience and explore the strategies for optimizing the diagnosis and treatment model of hypertensive emergencies, aiming to provide a reference basis for improving the treatment level of hypertensive emergencies in high-altitude and multi-ethnic areas and improving the prognosis of patients, and promote the development of regional medical and health undertakings. Hypertensive emergency is a clinical critical illness characterized by a sudden and sharp increase in blood pressure within a short period of time and accompanied by acute damage to target organs. It is marked by rapid onset, rapid progression, and high rates of disability and mortality, posing a serious threat to patients' lives and health. As a typical high-altitude and multi-ethnic settlement area, the Altay region in Xinjiang has unique natural environment, ethnic cultural customs, and current distribution of medical resources, which make the incidence and treatment of hypertensive emergency present special patterns. In-depth exploration of the epidemiological characteristics and clinical practice models of hypertensive emergency in this region is of great significance for improving the regional capacity for treating acute and critical illnesses.