Titlebook: New Harvest; Transplanting Body P C. Don Keyes Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 Biomedical ethics.Medical Ethics.bio

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Medical Considerations of Procurementg of the medical issues involved. On the one hand, one has to be concerned with the safety and dignity of the donor. The morality of taking organs or tissues from a living human depends on the risk, discomfort, and inconvenience to the donor, as well as attention to the authenticity of the donor’s c

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Sexual Performance Before and After Organ Transplantationbe replaced by a normal functioning organ. Chronic disease affects multiple spheres of functioning, including sexuality. Not surprisingly, both sexual performance and satisfaction are disrupted in a large majority of patients with chronic disease, particularly those where the disease has fatal conse

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Body and Self-Identity, since the new surgery challenges existing attitudes towards the body and confronts us with unexpected and unusual ways of interpreting what bodies fundamentally are. The one most shocking discovery is that organs, tissues, and genetic material are no longer the fixed properties (possessions?) of a

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Introduction to Religious Perspectivesthics and in public debate about policies to be put into effect. Religion plays a significant part in our society and religious ethics have already contributed to contemporary medical ethics. The next two chapters consider Judaism and Christianity in detail because they are the most dominant and inf

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