Abstract
The paper presents analysis of epidemiological situation on hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome around the world and in the Russian Federation over the period of 2009–2018. 5855 cases of hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome were registered in Russia in 2018 (3.99 per one hundred thousand of the population). Downward trend is observed as compared to 2017 (by 29.6 %). Cases of cluster infection were not reported. It is established that the highest level of morbidity, exceeding the average level across Russia 3.9 times, was noted in the Volga Federal District, where 77.5% of the total cases occurred. The territory of the Russian Federation was differentiated by the HFRS incidence rates. The areas with high levels of morbidity included the entities of the Russian Federation with intensive index range between 9.08 and 41.39 per one hundred thousand of the population, among them Republics of Bashkortostan, Mari El, Tatarstan, and Mordovia, Udmurt and Chuvashi Republics, Kirov, Nizhny Novgorod, Penza, Samara, Ulyanovsk, Kostroma, Yaroslavl, and Jewish Autonomous Regions. The forecast for preservation of tense epidemiological situation on HFRS incidence in the territory of the Volga Federal District was substantiated.
Highlights
На территории Российской Федерации зарегистрировано 65805 случаев заболевания геморрагической лихорадкой с почечным синдромом (ГЛПС)
5855 cases of hemorrhagic fever with renal syndrome were registered in Russia
It is established that the highest level of morbidity
Summary
На территории Российской Федерации зарегистрировано 65805 случаев заболевания ГЛПС. В Российской Федерации зарегистрировано 5855 случаев ГЛПС Многолетняя динамика заболеваемости ГЛПС в Российской Федерации (2009–2018 гг.). Характер распределения заболеваемости ГЛПС по территории Российской Федерации был неоднороден.
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