The establishment of disability implies the possibility of restoration or significant improvement of impaired functions, the return of a person to a full life for a period of 6 months or 1 year:

1) moderate motor, mental, speech disorders after traumatic brain injuries, neuroinfections and other organic diseases of the nervous system;

 2) conditions requiring long-term rehabilitation and rehabilitation measures in the postoperative period (over 6 months);

 3) pathological conditions (a combination of two or more syndromes) that occur with hemorrhagic vasculitis with a duration of its course of more than 2 months;

 4) complicated course of gastric ulcer, duodenal ulcer;

5) diabetes mellitus of moderate severity type 2 on the background of increased body weight;

6) pathological conditions caused by diffuse lesion of connective tissue, with a high degree of activity of the process for more than 3 months;

 7) a pathological condition caused by prolonged use (from 3 months to 1 year) of potent drugs prescribed for the vital indications of the child, requiring prolonged therapeutic correction (pronounced metabolic, immune, vascular lesions, changes in the blood formula, and others);

8) dysfunctional uterine bleeding on the background of coagulopathies and thrombocytopathies.