The Outpatient Management of a Brain Dead Child

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 2 (3):359 (1993)
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Abstract

At 41 weeks, the patient had been delivered by Cesarean section for failure to progress at Hospital A in the same city. Three days after birth she suffered a respiratory arrest. Resuscitation and ventilator support were initiated promptly but the child did poorly, and shortly after this first arrest, the parents were told by the child's physician that she had no chance of recovery. Nevertheless, the mother continued to insist that the child be kept on a respirator and aggressive support be maintained

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Triage in the ICU.Robert D. Truog - 1992 - Hastings Center Report 22 (3):13-17.

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