Acute intestinal infections occupy a leading place in infectious pathology,succumbing only to flu and acute respiratory infections. According to WHO , there are 1-1.2 billion intestinal infectious diseases are registered annually in the world. 09/07/2022 interns of GP group 611 of the NJSC “IUS” group gave a lecture to 3rd year students of…
DetailsInterns of GP 611 of the GP group of NJSC “IUS” during their training at the Department of Infectious Diseases, Dermatovenereology and Immunology took part in the seminar “Assessment of Biological Risks”. During the seminar on 07.09.2022, interns demonstrated the procedure for putting on and taking off personal protective equipment for medical personnel coming into…
DetailsAt this moment the predominant cause of diarrhea in both children and adults are enteric viruses. Rotavirus infection occupies a significant role in the etiology of diarrhea of viral etiology. The relevance of rotavirus infection is explained by the severe course, the frequency of intestinal and extraintestinal complications, high mortality rates, reinfection and the development…
DetailsOn August 22, 2022, the staff of the Department of Infectious Diseases, Dermatovenereology and Immunology of NCJSC “SMU” took part in a webinar on the clinical management of cases of Monkeypox, organized by the World Health Organization (speaker Dr. Dina Pfeiffer, Medical Officer, WHO Emergency Health Program). Monkeypox is a viral zoonotic disease caused by…
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DetailsOn June 29, 2022, an online training seminar for doctors was held, organized by the Committee for Sanitary and Epidemiological Control, on the topic: “Epidemiology, anti-epidemic measures for monkeypox”. A report on the topic: “Clinical picture, diagnosis and treatment of monkeypox virus” was made by Associate Professor of the Department Nuralinova G.I. At the end…
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