Death and Donation: Rethinking Brain Death as a Means of Procuring Transplantable Organs
Death and Donation examines brain death as a means of procuring transplantable organs. D. Scott Henderson reconsiders the medical and ethical framework connecting definitions of death with organ donation, offering a focused contribution to discussions about transplantation, clinical practice, and the principles that guide decisions about donation.
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Death and Donation explores the relationship between brain death and the procurement of transplantable organs.
The book reconsiders brain death as a framework used in organ transplantation.
It addresses questions at the intersection of medicine, ethics, and the practice of donation.
D. Scott Henderson presents a focused examination of a consequential issue in modern transplant medicine.
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