Ethical issues in pediatric organ transplantation.

By:

Greenberg Rebecca A

Contributor(s):

Goldberg Aviva M Rodriguez David

Publication details: London Springer 2016Description: 340p xxiiiISBN:

9783319291833

Subject(s):

1.. Organ Transplantation - ethics2. Child - Pediatrics

DDC classification:

344.041900 GRE

Contents:

Table of contents Introduction - Rodriguez-Arias, Greenberg, and Goldberg. 1.0 Living Donation. 1.1 Minors as organ donors - Freedman Ross, Parker and Thistelwaite. 1.2 Living donors for fulminant hepatic failure in children - Segedi and Grant. 1.3 The Ethics of Persuasion: Evaluating the ethical limits on attempting to persuade families to donate the organs of deceased family members Chandler and Gruben. 1.4 Misattributed Paternity - Freeman and Parker. 2.0 Deceased Donation.- 2.1 Death determination in children - Shemie and Ortega-Deballon. 2.2 Controlled donation after cardiac death (2 chapters). 2.2.1 Controlled donation after cardiac death in pediatrics - Talati and Frader. 2.2.2 Ethical and organizational challenges in controlled donation after cardiac death for children - Harrison. 3.0 Emerging Technology. 3.1 Ethical issues in pediatric bowel rehabilitation and small bowel transplantation - Fecteau. 3.2 Vascularized Composite Allotransplantation (VCA) - Zlotnik Shaul, Wright, Flynn, Borschel, Hanson, and Zuker. 3.3 Media management - Amaral and Feudtner 4.0 Allocating Organs. 4.1Transplantation for pediatric foreign nationals - Fortin and Greenberg. 4.2 Neurodevelopmental status as a criterion for solid organ transplant eligibility - Wightman, Diekema and Smith. 5.0 Recipient Issues. 5.1 Psychosocial aspects of pediatric organ transplantation - Derrington, Goldberg and Frader. 5.2 Ethical issues in adolescents and transplantation - Goldberg and Fine. Conclusion - Rodriguez-Arias, Greenberg, Goldberg.

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Table of contents
Introduction - Rodriguez-Arias, Greenberg, and Goldberg.
1.0 Living Donation.
1.1 Minors as organ donors - Freedman Ross, Parker and Thistelwaite.
1.2 Living donors for fulminant hepatic failure in children - Segedi and Grant.
1.3 The Ethics of Persuasion: Evaluating the ethical limits on attempting to persuade families to donate the organs of deceased family members Chandler and Gruben.
1.4 Misattributed Paternity - Freeman and Parker.
2.0 Deceased Donation.- 2.1 Death determination in children - Shemie and Ortega-Deballon.
2.2 Controlled donation after cardiac death (2 chapters).
2.2.1 Controlled donation after cardiac death in pediatrics - Talati and Frader.
2.2.2 Ethical and organizational challenges in controlled donation after cardiac death for children - Harrison.
3.0 Emerging Technology.
3.1 Ethical issues in pediatric bowel rehabilitation and small bowel transplantation - Fecteau.
3.2 Vascularized Composite Allotransplantation (VCA) - Zlotnik Shaul, Wright, Flynn, Borschel, Hanson, and Zuker.
3.3 Media management - Amaral and Feudtner
4.0 Allocating Organs.
4.1Transplantation for pediatric foreign nationals - Fortin and Greenberg.
4.2 Neurodevelopmental status as a criterion for solid organ transplant eligibility - Wightman, Diekema and Smith.
5.0 Recipient Issues.
5.1 Psychosocial aspects of pediatric organ transplantation - Derrington, Goldberg and Frader.
5.2 Ethical issues in adolescents and transplantation - Goldberg and Fine.
Conclusion - Rodriguez-Arias,
Greenberg, Goldberg.

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