46 374 persons were admitted to hospitals in the Czech Republic for Cerebrovascular disorders (I60–I69) in 57 484 cases of hospitalization in 2010. 5 826 people died during the hospitalization. A total of 11 567 people died for these diseases in the Czech Republic. The average length of hospitalization was 14.8 days.

Keywords: Cerebrovascular Disorders; Stroke; Intracranial Hemorrhages; Dementia, Vascular; Subarachnoid Hemorrhage; Vital Statistics; Hospitalization; Mortality; Hospital Mortality.

Availability of substitution treatment in the Czech Republic has increased. New specialised facilities have been opened gradually and since the year 2006, substitution treatment has been also available in prisons. The number of patients has also increased. This fast information brings data not only about the number of patients according to age, region, substitution substance and about selected health status indicators. But it informs also about the facilities, which provide substitution treatment, about news and planned changes in the system of substitution treatment in the Czech Republic.

Published data are taken from the „Registry of Physicians, Dentists and Pharmacists“. This publication provides an overview on the numbers, activity branches and structure by age and qualification of physicians, dentists and pharmacists working in the Health services, including health establishments of other central organs (Defence, Justice, Interior, Labour and Social Affairs).

The data are classified by branch of activity, sex, age groups, founder, by territory (region and district) and kind of health establishment.

Publications „Congenital anomalies“ available with data since 1965 classified by year of report on congenital malformation, diagnosed in children aged up to 1 year. The publication „Children born with congenital malformation 2002“ reflected the change of the methodology of processing. For the sake of unification of the published data with those provided by international organisations, our publications since 2004 contain data on congenital malformations in children born in the concerned years diagnosed in that or the following year, up to 1 year of the child's age. The source of information is the National Registry of congenital anomalies. Data in the publication are classified by place of health establishment, place of residence and age of mother, sex, kind of anomaly, gestation week and birth weight. Statistics is processed of numbers of children with congenital malformation as well as of numbers of malformations diagnosed in these children.