Titlebook: Legal and Ethical Concerns in Treating Kidney Failure; Case Study Workbook Eli A. Friedman Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordre

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Emotionally Related Organ Donation,e to hypertensive kidney disease, offers his kidney for transplantation. The potential donor declines payment — in any form — stating that giving his “spare kidney” will make him feel fulfilled. Tissue typing and pre-transplant screening indicate that donor and recipient share two antigens and have

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,“Gift” for Transplant Priority,-saving hemodialysis to an American university hospital. Upon completion of medical tests including a renal biopsy, the responsible nephrologist advised that though a kidney transplant is the preferred therapy, the current wait for a cadaver donor kidney exceeds one year. Furthermore, current policy

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Purchased Kidney,re due to membranous glomerulonephritis agreed to a contract with a “kidney broker” in India. For a set fee of $11,000, the broker guarantees that within one week he will deliver an HLA (human leukocyte antigen) matched kidney from a young, healthy donor. The agreed upon fee will cover the cost of t

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Suspected Subterfuge in Proposing Kidney Donor, the United States with two blood type-identical young men — aged 23 and 25 years old — who are said to be his cousins from another Island. Neither potential donor speaks English and both carry documents stipulating that they are related to the patient. After preliminary testing, both donors are fou

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Accepting Organ from Mentally Deficient Donor,etic retinopathy and serious peripheral vascular disease, the attending nephrologist advocates an immediate kidney transplant rather than dialytic therapy which may permit progression of diabetic complications. The patient has an institutionalized, mentally defective, 37 year old sister, functioning

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