2003
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-42302003000400028
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Estudo bioético dos transplantes renais com doadores vivos não-parentes no Brasil: a ineficácia da legislação no impedimento do comércio de órgãos

Abstract: The present research indicates that Brazilian legislation fails concerning the utilization of kidneys for transplantation from unrelated living donors, making possible the commerce of organs in the country. Considering that poor people are the most vulnerable ones in this context, the authors suggest changes in the legislation in force, aiming to protect them and, therefore, attain more justice.

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“…Passarinho, Gonçalves e Garrafa 30 suggest that the willingness to pay for an organ reflects the fear of the finiteness of life and the anxiety generated by the possibility of the loss of a loved one and it might be also related to the sense of responsibility, inherent to family relationships, to find an organ for transplantation, including by purchase, weakening or overcoming moral and ethical values. According to these authors, this type of transaction is a function of the vulnerability of those involved: on the one hand, the donor, in urgent financial Need…”
Section: About Organ Transplants From Still Living Donors and Commercmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Passarinho, Gonçalves e Garrafa 30 suggest that the willingness to pay for an organ reflects the fear of the finiteness of life and the anxiety generated by the possibility of the loss of a loved one and it might be also related to the sense of responsibility, inherent to family relationships, to find an organ for transplantation, including by purchase, weakening or overcoming moral and ethical values. According to these authors, this type of transaction is a function of the vulnerability of those involved: on the one hand, the donor, in urgent financial Need…”
Section: About Organ Transplants From Still Living Donors and Commercmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In turn, fourth year medical students were more trusting that the Brazilian law, by judicial authorization, could be able to curb the commerce of organs between living individuals who are not related. Passarinho, Gonçalves e Garrafa 30 showed the discredit of this law in their work, view that is shared even by prosecutors and judges 29 .…”
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“…No Brasil, a legislação é apontada como falha no que se refere à utilização de rins para transplantes a partir de doadores vivos não parentes, permitindo brechas para o comércio ilegal de órgãos no país (PASSARINHO; GONÇALVES; GARRAFA, 2003). Frente a isso, propostas para a legalização da compra e venda de órgãos humanos para transplante intervivos são encontradas no debate bioético ainda no plano jurídico e filosófico.…”
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“…Porém, sabe-se da importância da formação educativa neste processo. Estudos realizados com enfermeiros identificam vários conflitos frente ao processo de captação de órgãos, o que evidencia a complexidade de atuar nessa área; ao envolver-se na abordagem para doação depara-se com o sofrimento provocado por uma perda, e ao solicitar a doação, experimenta um conflito interno manifestado pelo embate entre desejo de respeitar a dor da família e a necessidade de solicitar a doação (LIMA, 2009).De acordo com as palavras dePearson et al (1995), os profissionais envolvidos no cuidado de cada paciente e suas famílias também podem sentir desconfortos, medos, e distanciarem-se do processo de doação para não sofrerem com essas experiências. Não é o intuito tirar a responsabilidade do profissional de acolher, oferecer suporte emocional, esclarecer dúvidas referentes ao processo.…”
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