Overcoming the shortage of transplantable organs: ethical and psychological aspects.
作者： Michael Quante , Silvia Wiedebusch
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摘要: The main ethical problem of organ transplantation is the shortage transplantable organs. substitute strategies currently under discussion endanger frust in transplantion medicine and thereby increase problem. Thus ethically preferable alternatives to overcome are suggested.
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