Organ and Tissue Transplantation

Contents: Series preface; Introduction. Part I Meaning of Death: Is it time to abandon brain death?, R. Truog; The importance of being dead: non-heart-beating organ donation, J. Menikoff. Part II The Body as Property: An alternative to property rights in human tissue, R. Marusyk and M.S. Swain; Living tissue and organ donors and property law: more on Moore, B.M. Dickens. Part III Commerce in Organ Procurement: Nephrarious goings on: kidney sales and moral arguments, J. Radcliffe-Richards; Why liberals should accept financial incentives for organ procurement, R.M. Veatch; Increasing the supply of transplant organs: the virtues of a futures market, L.R. Cohen; Money talks, money kills - the economics of transplantation in Japan and China, C. Becker. Part IV Cadaveric Organ and Tissue Donation: Freedom to choose and freedom to lose: the procurement of cadaver organs for transplantation, B. Hoffmaster; The moral duty to contribute and its implications for organ procurement policy, P.T. Menzel; The case for presumed consent to transplant human organs after death, C. Cohen; Presumed consent or contracting out, C.A. Erin and J. Harris; The failure to give: reducing barriers to organ donation, J.F. Childress; 2 steps to 3 choices: a new approach to mandated choice, S.E. Herz; Ethical issues in limb transplants, D. Dickenson and G. Widdershoven; On the ethics of facial transplantation, O. Wiggins, J. Barker, S. Martinez, M. Vossen, C. Maldonado, F. Grossi, C. FranA?ois, M. Cunningham, G. Perez-Abadia, M. Kon, J. Banis. Part V Living Donor Transplantation: Autonomy's limits: living donation and health-related harm, R. Sauder and L.S. Parker; Moral agency and the family; the case of living related organ transplantation, R.A. Crouch and C. Elliott; Organ donations by incompetents and the substituted judgment doctrine, J.A. Robertson. Part VI Specific Classes of Donors: Taking the camel by the nose: the anencephalic as a source for pediatric organ transplants, J.A. Friedman; A

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Substituted Judgment Doctrine;Uniform Anatomical Gift Act;donation;Dead Donor Rule;cadaver;Fetal Tissue Transplants;organs;National Organ Transplant Act;Robert D. Truog;Cadaveric Organ;Jerry Menikoff;Presumed Consent;Margaret S. Swain;Brain Death Criteria;Randy W. Marusyk;Organ Allocation System;Bernard M. Dickens*;Organ Donation;Janet Radcliffe Richards;Donor Cards;Robert M. Veatch;Brain Dead Patient;Lloyd R. Cohen;Organ Procurement Policy;Carl Becker;Permanent Vegetative State;B. Hoffmaster;Brain Death;P.T. Menzel;Hand Transplants;C. Cohen;UNOS Policy;Charles A Erin;Nonviable Fetuses;John Harris;End Stage Renal Disease;James F. Childress;Live Donors;Susan E. Herz;Limb Transplants;Donna Dickenson;Potential Organ Donors;Guy Widdershoven;Irreversible Cessation;Osborne P. Wiggins;Anencephalic Infants;John H. Barker;American Medical Association's Council;Serge Martinez;Marieke Vossen;Claudio Maldonado;Federico V. Grossi;Cedric G. Francois;Michael Cunningham;Gustavo Perez-Abadia;Moshe Kon;Joseph C. Banis;Ryan Sauder;Lisa S. Parker;Robert A. Crouch;Carl Elliott;John A. Robertson*;Jay A. Friedman*;Sharon E. Sytsma;John A. Robertson**;David P.T. Price;R Hoffenberg;M Lock;N Tilney;C Casabona;A S Daar;R D Guttmann;I Kennedy;S Nundy;J Radcliffe-Richards;R A Sells;Stephanie Eaton;Rachel A. Ankeny;WILL Cartwright;Patrik S. Florencio;Erik D. Ramanathat