[Significance of the individual helio-climatic factors in hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome morbidity formation of population in the district of military units dislocation].

Been outlined the experience of mathematics modelling of natural phenomena for determination of the impact of individual factors and their combination on the epidemic process development. Found that 97,9% of the variation of haemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome index of population in the study area determine six climatic factors: the Wolf number, rainfall in November, the highest level of the river during floods, the temperature of air in October, the maximum and minimum levels of snow cover in February. As the most significant factors, contributing to the spread of the disease under study, been determine the parameters of air temperature and the height of snow. In the troops proposed to use approved methodology of mathematics modelling to predict changes of epidemiological situation for the disease and for timely organization of preventive measures to avoid introduction of infection in military units.

[Experience of application of modern means of disinfection of air for preventive medications for respiratory diseases in troops].

Among factors of acute respiratory diseases morbidity in military personnel one of most important is frequent interfuisions, of military personnel and long-term occupancy in barracks in conditions of overcrowding. These factors conduce accumulation and communication of causative agents. Prophylaxis focused on prevention ofaerogenous transmission of infection. It is very important if ventilation in barracks is ineffective. Principally new possibilities of air sanitation in barracks are aerosol generators. Application of these generators unlike standard disinfection method provides massive exposure of fine aerosol to rooms. Authors highlight successful experience ofaerosol generators type Raster ULV that helped to reduce acute respiratory diseases morbidity in military personnel.

[Experience of bicillin prevention of acute respiratory diseases in the training center].

The article describes the experience of emergency prevention of acute respiratory diseases among the young recruits by intramuscular injection of BICILLIN-5. This method allowed in winter 2011 to reduce the number of diseases caused by pneumococcus, staphylococcus and streptococcus significantly. Considering the polyetiology of pneumonia, acute bronchitis and acute respiratory infections, the lack of specific means of prevention against the majority of them, as well as the role of the low resistance of the organism in the military development of acute respiratory diseases, it is proposed to use antiviral drugs and immunotropic funds in addition to chemoprophylaxis and vaccination.