Ciba Foundation Symposium - Ethics in Medical Progress: With Special Reference to Transplantation

Content:
Chapter 1 Chairman's Opening Remarks (pages 1–5): Lord Kilbrandon
Chapter 2 Transplantation: The Clinical Problem (pages 6–23): M. F. A. Woodruff
Chapter 3 An Old?Established Procedure: The Development of Blood Transfusion (pages 24–42): G. E. W. Wolstenholme
Chapter 4 A Recently Established Procedure: Corneal Transplantation (pages 43–53): P. V. Rycroft
Chapter 5 Organ Transplantation: The Practical Possibilities (pages 54–77): Joseph E. Murray
Chapter 6 Transplantation: Existing Legal Constraints (pages 78–103): David W. Louisell
Chapter 7 Some Ethical and Economic Problems Associated with Intermittent Haemodialysis (pages 104–125): H. E. de Wardener
Chapter 8 Problems of Ethics in Relation to Haemo?Dialysis and Transplantation (pages 126–133): G. E. Schreiner
Chapter 9 Some General Considerations (pages 134–138): J. Hamburger
Chapter 10 Ethical Problems in Medical Procedures in Sweden (pages 139–148): G. B. Giertz
Chapter 11 Ethical Problems in Medical Procedures (pages 149–170): Sir Robert Platt
Chapter 12 Outlines of a Legislation on Transplantation (pages 171–187): R. Cortesini
Chapter 13 Transplantation: Acceptability of Procedures and the Required Legal Sanctions (pages 188–211): David Daube
Chapter 14 Chairman's Closing Remarks (pages 212–215): Lord Kilbrandon