PROGNOSTIC MODEL OF POSTOPERATIVE ADHESIVE INTESTINAL OBSRUCTION RISK IN CHILDREN.

Objective - to develop a prognostic model of the postoperative adhesive intestinal obstruction risk in children by the use of multivariate statistics.; To create a model for the prediction of the postoperative adhesive intestinal obstruction by using the method of binary logistic regression, a retrospective analysis of the features of the acute inflammatory disease of the abdominal cavity organs and treatment strategy in 119 children.; The level of significance of clinical and anamnestic signs in children with appendicular peritonitis and the postoperative adhesive intestinal obstruction was determined using Pearson's test χ2.

Genetic diversity of Ixodes pavlovskyi and I. persulcatus (Acari: Ixodidae) from the sympatric zone in the south of Western Siberia and Kazakhstan.

The most epidemiologically significant tick species in Siberia involved in transmission of a large number of pathogens causing human infectious diseases is Ixodes persulcatus. Ixodes pavlovskyi, being more active, also poses epidemiological threats. These tick species share morphology, activity seasons and geographic distribution range.