Smallpox (natural)

21 January 2024, 19:09

Natural smallpox (variola vera) - an anthroponotic viral infectious disease with a respiratory transmission mechanism, characterized by intoxication, fever, pustular-papular rash and high mortality. The disease was eradicated in October 1977, which was certified by the World Health Organization General Assembly in May 1980. Nevertheless, activities related to epidemiological surveillance of natural smallpox continue, including research on animal poxviruses (e.g., agents of monkeypox, white pox), which may become virulent for humans as a result of mutation, although the probability of this appears possible in

In a very distant future

Source: Order of the Department of Health of the City of Moscow dated October 18, 2010 No. 1850

"On Ensuring Measures for the Prevention of Introduction and Spread of Infectious (Parasitic) Diseases Requiring Sanitary Protection of the Territory of the City of Moscow"

(together with "Instruction on Ensuring Measures for the Prevention of Introduction and Spread of Infectious (Parasitic) Diseases Requiring Sanitary Protection of the Territory of the City of Moscow", "List of Consultants in Clinical and Diagnostic Aspects of Infectious Diseases Requiring Conducting Measures for" "sanitary protection of territory", "Evacuation Plan for Patients from State Clinical Infectious Hospital No. 1 of the Department of Health of the City of Moscow and State Clinical Infectious Hospital No. 2 of the Department of Health of the City of Moscow during their reprofiling", "Plan for Releasing City Clinical Hospitals No. 4, 29 and GB No. 49", "Plan for Dispatching Sanitary Vehicles to State Clinical Hospital No. 29, GB No. 49, State Clinical Hospital No. 4, Specialized Clinical Hospital for Rehabilitation Treatment for Department Release", "Plan for Dispatching Sanitary Vehicles to Infectious Clinical Hospital No. 1, Infectious Clinical Hospital No. 2 for Department Release")

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