Management of Post-Mortem Pregnancy: Legal and Philosophical Aspects

Human Reproduction and Genetic Ethics 13 (1):37-37 (2010)
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Recent advances in medical technology have provided healthcare staff with the possibility of maintaining the life of a brain-dead pregnant woman on life-support in order to achieve a successful delivery of the foetus. Management of Post-Mortem Pregnancy examines the legal and ethical difficulties surrounding such post-mortem management

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10.1558/hrge.v13i1.37

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