According to the results of monthly distribution of hospitalized for two years 1699 patients with burns it was found that from may to August, their share increased 1.5–2.0 times, as compared to the calendar seasons (winter, spring, autumn), 2.1–2.8 times due to more frequent contacts with year-round current traumatic agents (hot liquids, flames, hot solid objects, electric current), and also as a result of increased sunlight exposure to skin to and the emergence of aggressive chemical compounds of plant origin. Despite the increase of the number of victims in may-August, among them the proportion of people with extensive burns (21 % and more) was significantly lower (8.6 %) than in winter (24.4 %) and autumn (17.0 %), and with the destruction of tissues of IIIB and IV degrees decreased, respectively, from 10.0–11.0 % to 7.3 % and from 19.7–25.8 % to 13.4 %, which was accompanied by a decrease in the frequency of bacterial complications such as pneumonia, septicemia, bacteriuria.

1. Тюрников, Ю. И., Сухов, Т. Х. Некоторые статистические показатели в оперативном планировании работы ожогового центра / Ю. И. Тюрников, Т. Х. Сухов // Комбустиология [Электронный ресурс] – 2017. – № 59–60. – Режим доступа: http://www.burn.ru. – Дата доступа 26.11.2017.

2. Попов, В. П., Амосов, В. Г., Куткин, А. А. Сезонность термической травмы. / В. П. Попов, В. Г. Амосов, А. А. Кутник // Комбустиология [Электронный ресурс] – 2014. – № 52–53. – Режим доступа: http:/www.burn.ru. – Дата доступа 26.11.2017.

3. Сахаров, С. П. Эпидемиология детского ожогового травматизма // Детская хирургия, 2013. – № 3. – С. 29–31.

4. Нуштаев, И. А., Нуштаев, А. В. Социально-медицинские аспекты ожогов у детей // Детская хирургия, 1999. – № 2. – С. 22–24.

5. Groohi B., Alaghehbandan R., Lari A. R. Analysis of 1089 burn patients in province of Kurdistan, Iran // Burns, 2002. – № 28 (6). – P. 569–574.

6. Panjeshahin M. R., Lari A. R., Talei A., Shamsnia J., Alaghehbandan R. Epidemiology and mortality of burns in the South West of Iran // Burns, 2001. – № 27 (3). – P. 219–226.

7. Mabrouk A., Maher A., Nasser S. An epidemiologic study of elderly burn patients in Ain Shams University Burn Unit, Cairo, Egypt // Burns, 2003. № 29 (7). – P. 687–690.

8. Nasih O., Denise K. Epidemiology of burn injuries in the East Mediterranean Region: a systematic review // BMC Public Health [Электронный ресурс]. – 2010. – Режим доступа: https://bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1471–2458–10–83. – Дата доступа 31.03.2018.

9. Saadat M. Epidemiology and mortality of hospitalized burn patients in Kohkiluye va Boyerahmad province (Iran): 2002–2004 // Burns, 2005. № 31 (3). – P. 306–309.

10. Nilgun A., Senai A., Ozlem Y. A retrospective analysis of tye burn injury patients records in the emergency department an epidemiologic study // Emergency, 2014. – № 2 (3). – P. 115–120.

11. Cyrus A., Seyed S., Mohammad T., Koosha P., Pirouz S., Mohammadreza M. Epidemiology of burn injuries at a newly establisched nurn care Ctnter in Rasht // Trauma monthly, 2012. – № 3 (17). – P. 341–346.

12. Sanjib T., Surendra J. Epidemiologi and outcome of hospitalized burns patients in tertiary care center in Nepal: two year retrospective study // Burns Open1, 2017. – P. 16–19.