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    An organ transplant is the moving of a whole or partial organ from one body to another for the purpose of replacing the recipient’s failing or damaged organ. Organ donors can be living or deceased. The sources of organ transplants can be from individuals over the age of 18 who indicate their desire to be an organ donor by signing a donor card or telling their family members. Relatives can also donate a deceased family member’s organs and tissues even if the family member is under the age of 18

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    cures because they didn’t work on animals. “Some chemicals that are harmful to animals prove valuable when used by humans. Aspirin‚ for example‚ is dangerous for some animal species‚ and Fk-506 (tacrolimus)‚ used to lower the risk of organ transplant rejection‚ was ‘almost shelved’ because of animal test results‚ according to neurologist Aysha Akhtar‚ MD‚ MPH.” says procon.org. The biggest problem is how different animals are to us. Although some animals have similar DNA to us‚ it reacts differently

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    involves replacing diseased and defective organs and tissues with healthy ones from donors. Recent advancements in surgical procedures and the availability of anti-rejection drugs have contributed tremendously to the success of organ transplantation. These 5 developments have made the transplant procedure a possible treatment for those suffering from various organ failure states. The commonly transplanted organs are kidneys‚ heart‚ eyes‚ lungs and pancreas while transplantable

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    Chao Peng Professor Rob Drummond WR 121 English Composition II of Oregon State University 22 February 2013 Should a Prisoner Be on the Waiting List of Organ Transplant? When both a prisoner and a non-criminal need an organ transplant‚ how can a doctor make the decision? Doctors have an ethical duty to save all patients. No matter what kind of patients they encounter‚ a cruel killer or an innocent victim‚ they should treat them in the same way. In many Hong Kong movies about gangsters‚ doctors

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    living 25-year-old woman with Downs Syndrome that presents with progressively worsening congenital heart and lung abnormalities. She has been referred to a transplant center to be evaluated for a possible heart-lung transplant. The transplant center will be in charge of determining whether or not she will be able to handle her post-transplant care. In order to make this determination‚ “A Guide to Moral Decision Making” by Chris MacDonald will be used in order to make the most ethical and fair decision

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    In some cases‚ these entrepreneurial donors are recruited (or learn through word-of-mouth and volunteer) and flown to another nation‚ where the organ is removed in a makeshift operating room. KIDNEY THEFT While at first believed to be a true but surreal horror story (often involving the victim waking up in a bathtub full of bloody ice cubes)‚ and then dismissed as an urban legend‚ kidney theft has been known to happen. A day laborer‚ Mohammad Salim Khan‚ who lived close to Delhi‚ India‚ was looking

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    Educating the world on Organ Donation According to the Organ report “About 4‚100 transplant candidates are added to the national waiting list each month. Each day‚ about 77 people receive organ transplants. However‚ about 18 people die each day waiting for transplants that can ’t take place because of the shortage of donated organs”(Organ). I feel that it is important to educate people on organ donation because first‚ we don ’t have enough donors and second‚ because we can never have too many

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    medical expenses paid for while they are on death row‚ then the government should accept donations and have fundraisers to pay for their inmate’s medical bills. Budget cuts to hospitals in Oregon have forced some people to be removed off of the organ transplant list or kept them off the list completely because they are poorer‚ and uninsured. Patients are removed from the list because the government fears they will not be able to afford the costly drugs to keep their bodies from rejecting their new organs

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    talk about organ donation.   Romania was the last places in Europe to organ donation‚ only one donor per million inhabitants‚ compared to the European average of 20. Over 2‚000 people waiting for a kidney transplant‚ 40 people waiting for a heart transplant‚ and 400 people a liver transplant. Organ donation is an important and complex decision. On the pro side‚ donated organs save lives. Contrary‚ organ donation process is confused and misunderstood. A thorough understanding of the pros and cons

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    white’s hunter used a pig heart to fool the evil queen‚ he was not totally in the wrong. Pig hearts and human hearts and very similar in structure and function. Pig Valves‚ however‚ should not be used in patients. Even though the pig valve heart transplant has been around for over 30 years‚ it’s cons outweigh it’s pros. The process of preparation eventually add to the downfall of the method. Pig valves are trimmed then fixed in buffered glutaraldehyde at high pressure. A pig heart valve is comprised

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