2004
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-20702004000200005
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A doação de órgãos: a lei, o mercado e as famílias

Abstract: Organs gift: law, market and families This study compares the organization of organs gift-giving and the propositions advocating the merits of a market for organ transplantation. A strong similarity appears since, on the one hand, the actual organization limits or prevents social relations (principle of anonymity of the gift) and, on the other, the market solution aims at ruling out social relations on the ground that a contract would be more efficient. Then the paper compares this organization to inheritance … Show more

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“…The family's decision given the brain death of a relative is complex, since it must be decided on a matter which the deceased relative perhaps never mentioned or maybe has never been addressed in the circle of family relationships and about which its members may have different opinions; and finally, in a moment that mourning is at the beginning (24) . Health professionals should help families understand and accept death as a single process, being because of brain death of by asystole.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The family's decision given the brain death of a relative is complex, since it must be decided on a matter which the deceased relative perhaps never mentioned or maybe has never been addressed in the circle of family relationships and about which its members may have different opinions; and finally, in a moment that mourning is at the beginning (24) . Health professionals should help families understand and accept death as a single process, being because of brain death of by asystole.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Le caractère walrasien de l'appariement -walrasien parce que l'information est centralisée en un point, dans la technologie d'un algorithme informatique -est amoindri par le fait que le continuum organisationnel dans lequel se déroule la transplantation place en différents endroits (sélection des malades qui sont inscrits sur la liste d'attente, sélection des malades placés en urgence ou super urgence, sélection du malade auquel est attribué le greffon) des opérateurs humains de sélection, ce que l'appariement marchand tend, au contraire, à faire disparaître. On retrouve là une différence similaire à celle sur laquelle nous avons mis l'accent par ailleurs (STEINER, 2004), avec le rôle jouée par la famille qui joue un rôle décisif dans les accords pour prélèvement. Cette différence qui n'est rien d'autre que la présence de relations sociales effectives au sein du mécanisme d'appariement fait que, cette Arène diffère de l'Arène marchande malgré les similarités fortes existant entre elles, et malgré les tentatives qui, depuis les années 80, se multiplient pour proposer la création de marchés d'organes à transplanter.…”
Section: Transactions Sans Marchéunclassified
“…Para Steiner (2004) e Daibert (2007), a doação de órgãos traz para a família a necessidade de uma tomada de decisão, fazendo com que os integrantes vivenciem um momento difícil e incômodo, em que não há um tempo para se deter sobre o ocorrido, devido ao processo de luto. Nesse contexto, a doação deve ser autorizada pela família diante do diagnóstico de morte cerebral, ou seja:…”
Section: Introductionunclassified