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Eintrag
1
Dubois, James M. :The ethics of creating and responding to doubts about death criteria.
2
Khushf, George :A matter of respect: a defense of the dead donor rule and of a "whole-brain" criterion for determination of death.
3
Machino, Saku :[Brain death and death of human individual].
4
Prokovyev, Luka (Hg.): DIAGNOSING DEATH: ISSUES, ETHICS AND QUESTIONS IN DEATH DETERMINATIONS
5
Shewmon, D. Alan :Constructing the death elephant: a synthetic paradigm shift for the definition, criteria, and tests for death.
6
Veatch, Robert M :Transplanting hearts after death measured by cardiac criteria: the challenge to the dead donor rule.
7
Verheijde, Joseph L. ; Potts, Michael :Commentary on the concept of brain death within the Catholic bioethical framework
8
Andrusko, Dave :Misdiagnosed for 23 years, Rom Houben is a moral lesson for our time
9
Bernat, James :Dead, or as good as dead?
10
Finucane, Thomas E. ; Howsepian, Avak Albert ; Rosenberg, Robert N. :Controversies about brain death [letters and reply]
11
Luper, Steven :Death
12
McMahan, Jeff :Death, brain death, and persistent vegetative state
13
Miller, Franklin G. :Muddling through? A commentary on controversies in the determination of death
14
Napier, Stephen :Brain death: a morally legitimate criteria for determining death?
15
Puca, Antonio :MORTE CEREBRALE E' VERA MORTE?
16
Schoenberger, Chana :Rare transplantation in Japan highlights shortage of donors [news]
17
Tuohey, John :Redefining death as a way to procure more vital organs: a response
18
Day, Michael :Vatican newspaper reopens debate on defining the end of life [news]
19
Haas, John M. :Absolute versus prudential certitude in criteria for determining death
20
Molina, A. ; Rodriguez-Arias, D. ; Youngner, S.J. :Should individuals choose their definition of death?
