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1 SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIONS
Professor AS Vaisov Head of the Department of Skin and Venereal Diseases Tashkent Medical Academy   President of the Association of Uzbekistan Dermatovenereologists

2 INFECTION end of XX century
Lassa fever Marburg hemorrhagic fever Ebola haemorrhagic fever legionnaires' disease Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)

3 REGISTRATION OF HIV cases in Uzbekistan
year In total Of the local residentsf до1990 12 2 1990 5 1 1991 7 3 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 43 16 1999 61 34 Of these, 4 patients with AIDS (all died) 3 AIDS. In 1997, the first known HIV-infected patients with signs II-syphilis.

4 SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
syphilis gonorrhea chancroid Duran's disease

5 Sexually Transmitted Infections
trichomoniasis ureoplazmoz chlamydia Bowen's disease genital herpes genital warts candidiasis bacterial Vaginosis hepatitis B, C granuloma inguinale lymphogranuloma venereum intestinal infections crablouse Molluscum contagiosum NGU acute urethral syndrome cervical intraepithelial neoplasia cytomegalovirus infection scabies bovenoidny papulosis acquired immunodeficiency syndrome

6 Complications of STIs Infertility and Impotence
Termination of pregnancy Infection of the newborn and child ectopic pregnancy Cancer of the anus and genitals peritonitis The birth of physically and mentally handicapped offspring

7 The incidence of syphilis in the Republic of Uzbekistan for 50 years
1946 1954 1970 1984 1997

8 in the Republic of Uzbekistan
Dynamics of syphilis   in the Republic of Uzbekistan (per 100,000 population) 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 1,8 1,86 2,3 4,4 11,4 25,0 40,2 47,3 45,5 37,6 29,8 27,5

9 Epidemic Update: December 2004
Number of people living with HIV / AIDS In totally 39.4 млн. ( млн.) adults 37.2 млн. ( млн.) women 17.6 млн. ( млн.) Children under 15 years 2.2 млн. ( млн.) 4.9 млн. ( млн.) 4.3 млн. ( млн.) ( ) The number of deaths from AIDS in 2004 Всего 3.1 млн. ( млн.) 2.6 млн. ( млн.) ( )

10 Intensive incidence of syphilis in Uzbekistan, Tashkent and Tashkent region

11 Dynamics and prevalence of AIDS in 2000
The end of beginning of million. Mid million. At the end of 2000, 36 million vehicles - 22 million died (3 million for 2000) 25 млн 6 млн 2 млн 1 млн 0,5 млн 0,75 млн

12 AIDS transmission routes
sexual gomosexual geterosexual injectible blood transfusion Professional medical infection Intrauterine infection of the fetus Childbirth and breast-feeding

13 The incidence of syphilis in some CIS countries in 1990-1998
The incidence of syphilis in some CIS countries in (number of cases per 100,000 population)

14 Forecast of syphilis in Russia up to 2005
The total number of cases (x 1000) The number of cases per 100,000 population

15 STI network of institutions Uzbekistan in 1999

16 Availability of STI institutions professionals for 1999

17 Professional employment of syphilis

18 The age structure of syphilis

19 Sex structure of syphilis? (% Of patients)

20 Заболеваемость сифилисом среди жителей городов и районов Ташкентской области (абс. числа)

21 Заболеваемость сифилисом среди женщин (% от числа больных)
Заболеваемость сифилисом среди женщин (% от числа больных)

22 Marital status of patients with syphilis

23 Syphilis and gonorrhea in 1997-1998, at the city of Tashkent
NAME OF PARADISE. HPC SYPHILIS at 100 thousand. GONORRHOEA 1997 1998 Mirabad 122 103 63,4 97 Chilanzar 131 121 81,7 89 M. Ulugbek 116 96 48 44 S. Rakhimov 80 51 46,5 32 Yunusabad 118 83 73 71 Yakkasaray 130 104 Sergeli 220 203 58,4 Hamza 162,6 129 49,1 46 SHAYKHANTAUR 61,9 54 15,2 20 A. Ikramov 108,4 107 70 84 Bektemir 152 187 40 41 GOOSE homeless 120 100 57,7 60

24 Gonorrhea in children under 14 years for 1997-1998.
НАЗВАНИЕ ОБЛАСТИ ГОНОРЕЯ 1997 1998 ВСЕГО МАЛ ДЕВ г. Ташкент 14 7 1 6 Андижанская 4 - Бухарская 3 10 2 8 Джизакская Кашкадарьинская Навоийская Наманганская Самаркандская Сурхандарьинская Сырдарьинская Ташкентская 19 16 18 5 13 Ферганская 12 11 Хорезмская Респ. Каракалпакстан Респ.Узбекистан 60 54 72 61

25 The incidence of syphilis in children under 14 years for 1997-1998.
НАЗВАНИЕ ОБЛАСТИ ГОНОРЕЯ 1997 1998 ВСЕГО МАЛ ДЕВ г. Ташкент 15 6 9 12 4 3 Андижанская 8 1 Бухарская 2 Джизакская Кашкадарьинская Навоийская Наманганская Самаркандская 5 11 Сурхандарьинская Сырдарьинская Ташкентская 19 7 23 Ферганская Хорезмская Респ.Каракалпакстан Респ.Узбекистан 61 30 31 60 37

26 Of the Prime Minister? Karakalpakstan,? Khokim and Tashkent
The Ministry of Health has increased dramatically the incidence of syphilis. In 1994, more than 2.5 thousand registered patients, or 7 times more than in In Tashkent, registered 948 (37.4%), in the Tashkent region (27.7%), Namangan region (7.8%), Khorezm region (7.8%) patients. In these areas in 1994 were almost 90% of all registered in the Republic of syphilis. NOW, THEREFORE, requires: - Take a personal part in the study investigating the causes of the growth rate of syphilis and other infections, the measures taken to inform the Cabinet of Ministers to 20 August 1995; - To develop and adopt regional interagency program to reduce morbidity with installed concrete measures the responsibilities of each branch of service of the Interior; - Restore the inter-agency commission to combat sexually transmitted diseases. OF POSITION ON THIS ISSUE? Am reporting a quarterly basis. Prime Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan Tashkent. August 4, 1995.

27 Characteristics of medical care to the ailing rural STI
Characteristics of medical care to the ailing rural STI? (Example of Bukhara) Distance SVP of CRH - from 3 to 28 km Distance from SVP OKVD - from 4 to 70 km For examination and hospitalization is necessary: Residents of the city days Villagers days Prior to admission: 1) Transportation costs 2) multiple visits to survey 3) Problems with drugs and chemicals 4) Lack of anonymity 5) Compulsory hospitalization

28 Social factors in the growth of STI CIS
Poverty reduction and employment sanitary illiteracy Prostitution (forced sex) alcoholism addiction The weakening of traditional Conflicts in the country, the weakness of the law Discrimination of Human Rights (unprotected) Migration, refugees and movement of people The weakening of the family, divorce

29 Screening for STIs detainees at
Screening for STIs detainees at? Working with police department (absolute numbers)

30 Screening for STIs persons detained Brothels in 1999 - 2002 GG (absolute numbers)

31 Social characteristics of the HBC. Age from 15 to 34 years
Social characteristics of the HBC? Age from 15 to 34 years? Reside in Tashkent within years % Come to Tashkent periodically or daily %

32 "Professional deployment" women who have sex work (CSW)

33 Characteristics of HCC, providing services in
Characteristics of HCC, providing services in? Hotels, brothels, massage parlors The most "prestigious" and organized a group of women with medical control, protected from competition, violence Persons with secondary and higher education, with information on STIs, HIV, with means of personal prophylaxis Persons residing in Tashkent

34 Characteristic of HBC, sell services? Streets and transport
The most numerous and poorly organized category, most "single" or "compatriot", rarely (40%) have a pimp or "nurse." The lowest paid and most vulnerable groups of women People who live in areas close to Tashkent, no registration and registration Persons with low educational levels, all ages (mostly years) with no knowledge about STIs, HIV, contraception and personal prevention

35 STI profilactics Primary prevention. Secondary prevention.
1.Sanitarnoe education - through information, education and communication, aimed at changing sexual behavior and risk reduction infection. 2. Promotion of safe sex and condom provision. Secondary prevention. 1. Advocating the need to resort to honey. institution. 2. STI treatment - free of charge and only in specialized institutions      SRI. 3. Early diagnosis and treatment of latent infection by identifying      of contacts, a disease screening.

36 The main objectives of the organization to STIs and HIV / AIDS
1) To ensure the availability of clinical services for STDs and improve their quality 2) Early change a person's behavior aimed at maintaining the health of STI 3) Establishment of a monitoring STIs, HIV - infection, drug addiction and their interaction

37 yes yes PRINCIPLE syndromic approach to diagnosis
And treatment of STIs The patient complains of erosion or ulceration of the genital area education   counseling if necessary   promotion (providing condoms) SURVEY no no Are there sores? Are there any discharge from urethra or vagina? yes yes treatment of syphilis chancre and   education   counseling if necessary   promotion (providing condoms)   management partner   appointment of a repeat visit after 7 days use   appropriate   Flowchart

38 Conclusion 1. STD problem in the country is gradually increasing. The control of these infections should be a priority and conducted coordinated. 2. Review and determine the role and place of each of the services concerned (dermatovenereological, AIDS, obstetric and gynecological, urological, substance abuse, etc.) in STD control strategies, and, most important, to determine the mechanism of their interaction.

39 3. Necessary, while maintaining the skin - venereal service and dispensary operation principle, to change the ratio, the role and the place of out-patient and hospital care with and priority interests of the patient, and within established standards of participation of all parts of the budget and the private health care. 4. In a market economy, the lack of health insurance in the country makes it necessary to include in the system of STI control and infectious dermatoses, in the system of certification of personnel and quality control of services active non-governmental, national and international, public associations of professionals - doctors.

40 HPC reserves in deficit spending
1. increase knowledge of syphilis. 2. Increase in the number of people seeking honey. by the ARC. 3. introduction new methods diagnostics. 4. increase efficiency treatment. education   population about signs syphilis. Improving care their health and ensure respect confidential majoring. the perfection - tence quality diagnostics. use effective and affordable the price of drugs. survey to identify hidden forms syphilis. depreciation services. standardization diagnostic techniques introduction   outpatient methods treatment. establishment contacts. increasing the availability of and convenience for the patient. reduction cost diagnostic tests. after cure one injection drug or inside.

41 How to improve the quality of care in deficit spending
Decide where dermatovenereological, obstetric-gynecological, urological, drug treatment services and AIDS services in STI control strategies, to determine the mechanism of their interaction. 2. Legitimize the role and place of GPs to conduct       primary and secondary prevention and treatment       dermatovenereological patients with pathology,       and the mechanism of interaction between GPs and HPC.

42 3. Develop standards of care and service quality control mechanism
4. Prohibit dispensing without a prescription from the doctor's personal stamp 5. Determine the list of nosology and forms of skin and venereal diseases, requiring guaranteed free inpatient or outpatient medical care 6. Approve the standard of free compulsory laboratory examinations of patients and contacts with dermatovenereological pathology. All additional methods of laboratory studies were performed on a fee basis by the patient


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