The article is devoted to the emerging threats to human rights in the context of the development of biomedical technologies, as well as to the identification of social risks requiring legal resolution in this area.It suggests a human rights model for regulating innovative methods of diagnosis and treatment.The purpose of the article is to analyze l
Aim of the study: MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) is a non-invasive technique that uses magnetic fields and radio frequency waves to create detailed images of tissues and organs inside the human body.It has become one of the best diagnostic methods in recent decades due to its non-invasive, non- irradiating nature and its ability to detect modific
Experimental studies of the loading of cable holders (console) type CCH, used as sup- ports for laying cables in passing wells, showed their excessively large dimensions (the thick- ness of the rib and bed), which leads to unnecessary material costs in the manufacture and, as a result, overestimation.Using the finite element analysis method usc gam
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) with cardiac metastasis represents a group of rarity and poor prognosis.Few case reports have described this patient entity, and it remains unclear regarding the optimal treatment and predicted outcome for these patients.In our case, we represented a 67-year-old female patient with presentations of dyspnea and heart m
Abstract In association with the mortality rate due to air pollution, vehicular emitted fine particles essie transition piece (PM2.5) are a threat to public health.PM2.5-induced in-vivo studies on environmental microorganisms can be used to assess the adverse impacts of PM2.5 on human health.In the present study, the toxicity of traffic-related-air