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THE ROLE OF MEDICAL AND SOCIAL FACTORS IN PREDICTING DISABILITY TUBERCULOSIS
Abstract:
In persisting study are considered social, epydemiological and clinical features by sick tuberculosis lungs with for the first time installed by disability. On the grounds of got result are revealled main criteria of the forecasting to disability on tuberculosis lungs. Disability of pulmonary tuberculosis is an important medical and social problem and is dependent on the social and clinical factors. The study of disability reveals the main reasons for poor prognosis in tuberculosis, which leads to a more chronic course with frequent exacerbations and relapses. In Russia, the dynamics of disability for tuberculosis does not tend to decrease. Unfavorable epidemiological disability tuberculosis remains high in the structure of the primary disability in Yakutsk and Sakha (Yakutia) (2.8%, 2.5% - respectively).
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