Speaking for the Dead: Cadavers in Biology and Medicine
Speaking for the Dead: Cadavers in Biology and Medicine
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为死者说话:生物学和医学中的尸体
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2017
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D. Jones
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D. Jones
Part 1 Cadavers as images of ourselves: anatomy and the culture of dissection the world of the dead body locating anatomy anatomy and art the ethos and ethics of anatomical science. Part 2 History and contemporary ethos of dissection: anatomy, history and society the ethical significance of the dead body obtaining bodies for dissection why people bequeath their bodies for dissection is it ethical to use unclaimed bodies? cadavers as a teaching tool the centrality of dissection for understanding the human body. Part 3 Acceptable and unacceptable uses of cadavers and tissues: body parts, organs and tissues of the body the place of autopsies in the world of medicine can cadavers be abused? unethical experiments on humans - what can they teach us?. Part 4 Human skeletal remains -when indigenous concerns conflict with scientific aspirations: background policy developments scientific interest and indigenous concerns guidelines for study of human skeletal remains skeletal material as teaching tools. Part 5 Organ and tissue transplantation - further uses of cadavers: human organ transplantation consent in cadaveric organ donation organ transplantation in infants - the use of anencephalics neural transplantation - the use of foetuses transplantation of foetal gametes for assisted fertilization stem cells as sources of tissues and organs xenotransplantation - crossing species boudaries. Part 6 Cadavers that may not be cadavers: brain death in historical context definitions of death and brain death whole brain definition of death higher brain definition of death persistent vegetative state a continuum from life to death. Part 7 Uses of human embryos and foetuses: when are human embryos of ethical significance? - the place of biology pre-embryo from brain death to brain birth embryos as proto-cadavers.