What is the basis for the ITU?

      The basis for the ITU is the referral by the medical advisory commission of a medical organization in order to:

      1) primary examination for persistent violations of body functions;

      2) re-examination (re-examination).

       Medical organizations, after carrying out a complex of diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitative measures confirming a persistent violation of the body's functions leading to a restriction of vital activity caused by diseases, the consequences of injuries and defects, send persons to the ITU no earlier than four months from the moment of temporary disability or diagnosis to children and non-working persons, with the exception of persons with anatomical defects and incurable patients with significant or pronounced disorders of body functions and lack of rehabilitation potential.