Study of the interferon system parameters, natural killer activity, and immunologic characteristics in patients with acute tick-borne encephalitis confirmed that addition of interferon preparations to combined therapy is pathogenetically justified. Reaferon was conducive to shortening of the manifest period of the disease and to alleviation of its symptoms, but it depressed its own interferonogenesis. Viferon had not only a positive impact on the time course of clinical parameters, but promoted a more active recovery of interferon production and immunologic parameters.

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