o chronic
8. Clear manifestations of ozena 9.
pneumonia.
Paranasal sinus polyps
8. Gastrointestinal diseases:
o esophageal
o erosive,
10. Suppurative sinusitis
peptic ulcer at exacerbation or remission;
11. Aphonia
ulcerative, erosive-ulcerative esophagitis at exacerbation or remission; o large
12. Benign and malignant otorhynolaryngologic neoplasms
esophageal diverticulum;
o achalasia
o gastric
o large
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V. Eve diseases
1. Bilateral visual acuity less tpen 0.3 with correction not exceeding 6.0 D (regarding
cardia;
speciality)
and duodenal ulcers at exacerbation or remission;
2. Severe myopia (12-15D) with normal ocular fundus
gastric diverticulum;
o erosive
gastritis and duodenitis;
3. Acute and subacute disease§ of conjunctiva and cornea. Complications of eye and
o gastric
and duodenal polyps; olarge
nervous diseases causing visualloss over 0.3 with correction
4. Trachoma and adenoviral conjunctivitis
duodenal diverticulum;
o liver
5. Chronic diseases and atrophy of optic nerve
cirrhosis (all forms and stages); o
6. Glaucoma: decompensated and subcompensated
chronic active hepatitis;
o chronic
7. Pigment retinal degeneration
granulomatous hepatitis;
o cholelithiasis,
8. Orbital, intraocularand other neoplasms: malignant or suspicious of malignancy 9. Color
calculous cholecystitis; o
perception defects or binocular disparity (regarding speciality)
Wilson-Konovalov disease;
o
hepatitis B antigens positive status;
VI. Skin or sexuallv transmitted diseases
o
1. AII staged of syphilis, gonorrhea: acute and chronic
hemochromatosis;
o extrahepatic
o primary
o benign
2. Dermatomycoses, including mycoses of head hair (microsporidiosis, tinea favosa,
portal hypertension;
trichophytosis)
or secondary (metastatic) liver cancer;
3. Mycosis, elicited by Trichophytosis rubrum (rubromycosis), foot epidermophytosis
liver neoplasms;
o echinococcosis,
with acute skin or onychoid manifestations of these infections
opistorchiasis and other helmintic invasions of liver; o liver
4. Deep mycoses
abscess;
o acute
o alcoholliver
diseases: all stages and forms;
o obstructive
jaundice;
o chronic
o
5. Infectious skin diseases
and chronic cholangitis;
6. Hemodermia
7. Sarcoma Kaposi
8. Pemphigus
pancreatitis with disturbances of endocrine and exocrine secretion;
chronic enteritis;
9. Pemphigoid
o
10. Duhring's dermatitis
chronic colitis;
o
nonspecific ulcerative colitis and Crohn disease;
11. Disseminated psoriasis, psoriatic erythroderma, psoriatic arthritis
o
12. Disseminated ichtyosis
neoplasms: polyps, villous tumors, cancer;
o chronic
13. Pityriasis rubra pilaris Devergie
anal fussure with pain syndrome;
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15. Disseminated allergic dermatitis
16. Dermatomyositis, disseminated diffuse scleroderma, lupus erythematosus, systemic
forms of these diseases
1. Internal diseases 1.
17. Chronic allergic vasculitis (ulcerative-necrotic, systemic)
18. Condyloma acuminata
Acute diseases until convalescence
19. AII stages of leprosy
2. Active pulmonary and extrapulmonary tuberculosis 3.
20. AII tropical skin and sexually transmitted diseases
Malignant neoplasms
VII. Stomatoloqical diseases
4. AII tropical infections
1. Chronic ulcerative stomatitis
5. Cardiovascular diseases:
2. Chronic recurrent aphthous stomatitis
3. Oralleukoplakia
. angina at effort and at rest;
. history of myocardial infarction (irrespective of remoteness) followed by angina; all grades
4. Maxillary and mandibular osteomyelitis
of hemodynamic insufficiency; paroxysmal arrhythmias, atrioventricular block, cardiac
5. Periodontosis with abscesses
aneurysms, persistent fibrillation (both tachycardiac and bradycardiac forms), polytopic and
6. Cheilitis, glossitis, glossalgia and oral paresthesia during aggravation
VIII. Gvnecoloqic di seas es
1. Inflammatory female genital diseases: during exacerbation or frequently relapsing
chronic 2. Ovarian dysfunction and uterine functional hemorrhage 3. Pregnancy (all
trimesters)
frequent ventricular extrasystoles;
. repeated myocardial infarction;
.
aneurysms and other lesions of aorta and its branches;
. cardiosclerosis of atherosclerotic or myocardial origin, complicated by circulatory
insufficiency of 11-111 grade, paroxysmal fibrillation (both tachycardiac and bradyeardiac
forms, polytopic and frequent ventrieular extrasystoles);
4. Preeaneerous genital diseases
. hypertension I-IIA grade complicated by erises and IIB-III grade;
5. Uterine myoma
. frequent paroxysmal arrhythmias of any origin (more then 2 episodes per month) ; .
6. Ovarian neoplasms
rheumatic heart disease: bicuspid valve insufficiency, bieuspid valve insufficiency and
7. Cervical diseases (erosion, polyps, leukoplakia)
stenosis of left atrioventricular foramen; combined mitral and aortic heart defect complicated
by fibrillation; cardiae decompensation, pronounced cardiomegaly and signs of rheumatic
process activation in previous 4 years.
6. Diffuse connective tissue diseases: rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus,
systemic scleroderma, periarteritis nodosa, dermatomyositis, etc.
7. Respiratory diseases:
. bronchial asthma, asthmatic bronehitis;
. combined chronic bronchitis, pulmonary emphysema, pneumosclerosis and
bronchiectasia;
. lung abscess;
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. mixed goiter
. megaloblastic; .
. chronic thyroiditis;
sideroblastic;
. hypothyroidism.
. iron-deficiency.
18. Parathyroid glands diseases:
23. Hemorrhagic diathesis:
a) neoplasms and hyperplasia of parathyroid glands with clinical signs of: .
hemophilia;
hyperparathyroid osteodystrophy;
. Willebrand's disease; .
. kidney calculi;
Werlhoh's disease;
. Glanzmann's disease;
. gastric or intestinal ulcer;
b) chronic insufficiency of parathyroid glands (tetany):
.
.
. Osler's disease;
postoperative;
. hemorrhagic vasculitis. 24.
. idiopathic.
Recurrent agranulocytosis 25.
19. Diabetes mellitus:
Accumulation diseases
a) insulin-dependent (1 type): .
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11. Surqical dis¡ases
labile;
1. Hernia: of the linea alba, umbilical, inguinal, femoral, postoperative, other localizations,
. frequent decompensations (ketoacidosis, hypoglycemia);
. severe concomitant diseases (ischemic heart disease, chronic pyelonephritis, chronic
all diaphragmatic hernias, excluding I and II-grade hiatal hernia.
hepatitis, etc.);
3. Coccyge.al cysts and epithelial duct (irrespective of fistula formation)
b) insulin-independent (11 type) with severe concomitant diseases(ischemic heart
4. Chronic appendicitis with exacerbations
disease, chronic pyelonephritis, chronic hepatitis, etc.);
5. Thrombophlebitis at acute and subacute stages, or with history of frequent
e) complications of I and 11 type diabetes:
exacerbations, all stages of obliterative endarteritis
. diabetic retinopathy;
. diabetic nephropathy.
6. Proctoptosis, especially for persons with intensive physicalloads
20. Insulinomas and functional hyperinsulinemia
8. Hemorrhoids with frequent hemorrhage, para rectal fistulas
21. Hemoblastosis:
9. Abdominal wall fistulas
. acute and chronic leukemia;
10. Chronic anal fussure with pain syndrome
2. Congenital megacolon (Hirschsprung's disease)
7. Trophic ulceration of any localization
11. Acute and chronic paraproctitis
. Hodgkin disease, non-Hodgkin Iymphoma; .
12. Dermoid cysts in pararectal and retrorectal area
erythemia;
13. Ankylosis of two or more major joints, including hip ankylosis after tuberculosis of
. idiopathic myelofibrosis;
bones with significant extremity shortening
. Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia.
14. Limb amputation (irrespective of amputation level)
22. Anemias (congenital and acquired):
15. Congenital musculoskeletal abnormalities, impeding independent motion
. hypoplastic and aplastic;
16. Osteomyelitis at any stage
. hemolytic;
17. II-III-grade prostatic hyperplasia
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111. Psychoneurotis disease
1. Transient eerebrovascular disturbances of different etiology without regional neurological
. 9. Urolithiasis with renal or ureteral calculi of any localization (for renal calyeeal ealculi the
decision is made individualiy after urologic investigations);
signs "'
. 2 Functional complieations of stroke
10. Acute and chronic glomerulonephritis
3. Circulatory encephalopathy with mental, amnestic or motor disturbances
11. Pyelonephritis with abnormal urine parameters (pyuria or bacteriuria)
4. Chronic lumbosacral radiculitis with frequent exaeerbations
12. Hypothalamo-hypophyseal system di seas es (postradiation condition after treatment of
5. Chronic diseases of peripheral nerves, eliciting disorders of movement, sensitivity or
Icenko-Cushing syndrome, condition after adrenalectomy for Icenko-Cushing syndrome,
trophic, residual signs of nerve paresis
Icenko-Cushing syndrome, Nelson syndrome)
6. Familial and hereditary progressive diseases of nervous system
13. Interstitial hypopituitarism, Simmond's syndrome, Sheehan's syndrome
7. Parkinsonism
14. Hypophyseal neoplasms with clínica! signs of:
8. Multiple sclerosis
. acromegaly;
9. Nervous system infeetions with pronounced functional impairment .
. persistent galactorrhea, amenorrhea;
10. Pronounced neurocirculatory instability
. hypophyseal nanism;
11. Pronounced asthenic-neurotic symptoms
. decompensated diabetes incipidus
12. Stable convulsive disorders (chronic chorea, myoclonus)
15. Noncarcinogenic decompensated diabetes incipidus
13. Progressive muscular atrophy
16. Adrenal gland diseases:
14. Complications of brain injuries with stable residual signs or skuli defects
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. postresection condition after gross surgery for colon and rectum neoplasms;
15. Neurasthenia with asthenic-neurotic reactions: anxiety, emotional instability,
decreased work capacity, sleep disorders
16. AIi psychotic disorders (even at remission stage)
17. Drug abuse of any origin, including chronic alcoholism
18. Neoplasms of central nervous system
19. Epilepsy
.
a) adrenal cortex neoplasms:
corticosteromas;
. androsteromas;
. cortico-androsteromas;
.
cortico-esteromas;
. aldosteromas;
b) adrenal medulia and chromaffin celis neoplasms: .
20. Flaccid and spastic paralysis, impeding movement
IV. Otorhinolarvnqoloqic di seas es
1. Sharp bilateral hearing loss, making communication difficult
2. Respiratory scleroma
3. Chronic tonsillitis with frequent exacerbations
4. Chronic suppurative otitis media during aggravation
pheochromocytomas (blastomas);
e) congenital dysfunction of adrenal cortex:
. salt-Ioosing form;
. hypertensive form;
. newly revealed decompensated conditions; .
5. Chronic otitis media at remission (dry perforation)
chronic adrenal insufficiency
6. Vestibular diseases with equilibrium disorders or frequent episodes of Meniere's
17. Thyroid gland diseases:
disease symptoms
. Graves' disease;
7. Severe stuttering
. nodular goiter, thyroid adenoma;