Titlebook: Ethical Issues in Pediatric Organ Transplantation; Rebecca A. Greenberg,Aviva M. Goldberg,David Rodrí Book 2016 Springer International Pub

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Rebecca A. Greenberg,Aviva M. Goldberg,David RodríThe first book on pediatric transplantation ethics.Explores new and emerging specific issues in the field of pediatric transplantation ethics.Discusses the growing field of the intersection of ethics,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-09552-3lity to support, replace or transplant failing organs. This paper reviews the principles of management of life-threatening critical illness and the corresponding biological aspects of life, death and organ donation which are both informed and complicated by these technological and scientific achieve

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On One Enigmatic Poem by Daniil Kharmsice, especially in pediatrics. While debates continue both nationally and internationally, it can be challenging for pediatric hospitals to build agreement on a cDCDD policy among their own constituents. After briefly reviewing the state of the larger debates, this chapter describes organizational s