[The social economic aspects of disability resulted from diseases of peripheral nervous system].

The diseases of peripheral nervous system (PNS diseases) are diagnosed in 48%-72% of workers in various branches of economy. They made up more than half of all occupational diseases and are the main cause of labor ability and of high level of disability able-bodied population. The purpose of the study is to assess social economic importance of disability because of PNS diseases of able-bodied population in the Republic of Bashkortostan. It is established that in 2014-2018 about 107 individuals of able-bodied age for the first time became disabled because of PNS diseases. The average annual level of individuals of able-bodied age with for the first time established disabilities because of PNS diseases made up to 0.1 cases per 10 thousand of population. Among the disabled 69.0 ± 5.4% are males. The disability rate in males (0.142o/ooo) is twice higher than in females (0.063o/ooo). The average age of the disabled is 48.7 ± 5.7 years. In the structure of disability dominate lumbosacral radiculopathy (50.9%), polyneuropathy of upper (15.3%) and lower (13.5%) extremities. In average, the disability develops in 11.3 years prior to age of 60 years and on 3.8-5.5 years earlier than in case of other diseases. The disability because of PNS diseases shortens healthy life expectancy by 16.0% in males and by 17.8% in females. Annual economic losses come to more than 26 million rubles of non-produced production. The disability because of PNS consists significant social economic problem of society and requires increased attention to prevention, early diagnostics, treatment, improvement of quality of medical social expertise, rehabilitation and habilitation.