Partial Liver Transplantation from Living Donors

Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics 1 (4):305 (1992)
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The ethics committee of the University of São Paulo Medical College Hospital and Clinics has authorized partial liver transplantation from living donors. The request for this type of transplantation was brought to the committee by a team of professors of surgery operating at the university, headed by Dr. Silvano Raia. Their request and justification are presented here, with discussion following

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