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The problem of the thermal equilibrium and density limit in tokamak-reactor are analyzed. The empirical Greenwald criterion determining the critical plasma density may be exceeded in tokamaks with auxiliary heating. One may expect that the fusion power may increase the critical plasma density. The thermal balance in tokamak-reactors is discussed. The critical density is defined by the equality of heating (auxiliary plus fusion) power and radiation losses at the plasma edge. The influence of fusion power input as well as auxiliary heating on the critical density is studied. The analytic model is based on some simplifying assumptions. The auxiliary heating as well as the thermonuclear one is assumed to be localized at the center of the plasma column. The slab geometry is assumed for simplicity. It is shown that the critical density rises up increasing the fusion output drastically using the feedback control.

The results of the polyclinic stage of rehabilitation of 295 patients with acute myocardial infarction are j given. The general number of days of temporary disablement (hospital, sanatorium, polyclinic stages) 112,66,92 - 151,212,64. As a result of the rehabilitation course 57 (40,1%) patients regained their ability to work, 35 (24,6%) patients restored partially their ability to work, 50 (35,4%) patients got disability the second group.