, Temporary access to documents containing medical confidentiality (criminal procedural aspect).

Objective: The aim of the study: 1) to determine the features of temporary access to documents containing information that may be a medical confidentiality; 2) to identify legislative gaps regarding the regulation of the measure of criminal proceedings; 3) to formulate proposals for improvement of legislation in the part of the investigated issue.

Patients And Methods: Materials and methods: The legal basis for the protection of information that may be a medical confidentiality is provided. Legislative provisions have been identified and analyzed, which provide for particulars of access to documents containing information that may be a medical confidentiality.

[THE RELEVANT ISSUES ON PROTECTING THE RIGHTS OF A PERSON IN RESPECT OF WHOM THE USE OF COMPULSORY MEASURES OF A MEDICAL CHARACTER IS INTENDED OR THEIR APPLICATION IS CONSIDERED].

The aim of this manuscript is to identify the current issues relating to protecting the rights of a person in respect of whom the use of compulsory measures of a medical character is intended or their application is considered. The complex of general scientific and special methods of legal science was used to achieve the goal of the study, solve the problems and prove the results of the research. The comparative legal method was used for analyzing the criminal procedural legislation of Ukraine, other countries and the practice of the European Court of Human Rights.

Ocular trauma and other catastrophes.

Trauma is one of the leading causes of monocular blindness worldwide. Recognizing, evaluating, and managing vision-threatening injuries, such as globe rupture, retrobulbar hemorrhage, intraocular foreign bodies, and hyphemas, are paramount for emergency physicians to reduce the risk of vision loss and other complications. Other emergent ocular complaints, such as acute-angle closure glaucoma, and retinal detachment also require temporizing emergency management that can reduce complications while awaiting definitive specialty care.

A comparison of longitudinal and transverse approaches to ultrasound-guided axillary vein cannulation.

Objective: The axillary vein is an easily accessible vessel that can be used for ultrasound-guided central vascular access and offers an alternative to the internal jugular and subclavian veins. The objective of this study was to identify which transducer orientation, longitudinal or transverse, is better for imaging the axillary vein with ultrasound.

Methods: Emergency medicine physicians at an inner-city academic medical center were asked to cannulate the axillary vein in a torso phantom model.