Sentence examples for retrieval of organs from inspiring English sources

Numerous factors affect the retrieval of organs from the dead.

Assuming a potential donor would give valid consent, how far would that justify retrieval of organs?

One policy proposal with a notably strong social-beneficence commitment is the routine retrieval of organs and tissues.

The Welsh government will fund £5m to promote and introduce the new system but any additional costs required for the retrieval of organs will be met by local health boards.

A quality system of hospital procedures (in accordance with the ISO system 9001 2008) regarding the donation process, from the identification of a possible donor to the retrieval of organs, was applied there in 2014.

The licence number for retrieval of organs from untreated animals is VIT09.1512.

For each donor, the following were collected: full cadaveric, age, occurrence of cardiac arrest (CA) 24 hours before the retrieval of the organs, occurrence of infection (I), possibility of retrieving the heart with the liver, amount of catecholamine (epinephrine or norepinephrin) administered before organ retrieval, and number of days in the intensive care unit before retrieval.

Moreover, acceptance of whole-brain criteria for death facilitates organ transplantation by permitting a declaration of death and retrieval of still-viable organs while respiration and circulation continue, with mechanical assistance, in a "brain-dead" body.

The routine retrieval of tissues and organs from the deceased is unjustified on traditional grounds of respect for autonomy.

Alternatively there a number of possible changes to organ retrieval that would affect the number and viability of organs retrieved.

When a patient is transferred to an intensive care unit and subsequent ventilation and circulatory support procedures are initiated solely for the purpose of maintaining the adequate perfusion of organs until retrieval can be arranged, offering no benefit to the patient undergoing these procedures, can the family's consent be considered ethically and legally valid?