The results of treatment in patients with tuberculosis are low. Within the first 3-4 months of therapy, lung caverns are closed in 12-26% of patients. The length of tuberculosis inpatient treatment is 79 days, as provided by the state guarantees of rendering free treatment, and the proposals to reduce the number of beds are not substantiated. It is necessary to optimally restructure a bedspace and to bring it into proper sanitary position.

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