Ротавирусная инфекция в Украине:  особенности эпидемиологии

N. G. Malysh; S. I. Doan; O. N. Chemych

doi:10.31640/3-4.2018(14)

N. G. Malysh Sumy State University
S. I. Doan Kiev Medical University of NANS of Ukraine
O. N. Chemych Sumy State University

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31640/3-4.2018(14)

Keywords: rotavirus infection, epidemic process, incidence

Abstract

Under current conditions in Ukraine, the official incidence of rotavirus infection ranges from 14.7 to 30.9 per 100 000 population and higher than the incidence of salmonellosis and shigellosis. Risk group – children up to 4 years. Incidence of rotavirus infection in children under 1 year of exceeding the incidence of children 5–9 years more than 6 times, 10–14 years – more than 30 times, 15–17 years – more than 100 times. The incidence of the urban population is 3 times higher in rural areas. The most common rotavirus infection were recorded in the areas located in the Dnipro river basin and the Black Sea. The majority (66.7 %) outbreaks of rotavirus enteritis reported in kindergartens. The rise of the incidence observed in the winter months. The scale of outbreaks of water depends on the type of source of drinking water.

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Rotavirus infection in Ukraine: features of epidemiology

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