Concept of the Voluntariness in Kidney Transplantation from the Position of Donors and Recipients

Elçioğlu, Ömür; Duman, S.

doi:10.5772/18487

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“…If the living donor accepts surgical intervention because of its benefits, they must also accept the possible risks. This is not a manipulative situation [26].…”

Section: Manipulationmentioning

confidence: 98%

“…In the evaluation of whether a person is a volunteer for organ donation, there are signs that appear not only in words but also in behaviors and give us clues in determining volunteering; for example, the donor comes for the tests alone, tries to learn the results, does not lean his head forward when the organ donation decision is made, or insists on being a donor, etc. [26]. But what exactly is volunteering?…”

Section: Volunteeringmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In this sense, threat involves applying force to a person to do something or to restrict their freedom. In principle, threat requires a genuine, reliable, intended, and willing orientation [26]. In these concepts, which we generally express, there is a use of physical or psychological force against the autonomy of the person.…”

Section: Pressure /Threat/force/coercionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Coupling and Deviating of Altruism-Voluntariness Relationship in Organ Transplantation

Güvenbaş¹,

Şayligil²

2021

Organ Donation and Transplantation

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Organ transplantation is an issue that concerns two people (donor and recipient) at the same time in terms of the right to life, which is the most basic human right. The direct utility arising from organ transplantation involves the patient to whom the organ is transplanted, and the indirect utility relates to the donor. Today, the decision to obtain an organ from a living donor is based on the idea of doing something good by those who sacrifice themselves for their relatives. The person who donates an organ treats their body as an instrument and uses their willpower on it. If the statement “I will care about the health of others” is accepted as a universal principle, it will be very important to establish a balance between the duty of caring for the health of others and protecting one’s own health. If we want to introduce a new approach to be adopted in the assessment of living donors in society, we must look at the real situation in terms of utility, altruism, and volunteering. This Chapter thus evaluates organ transplantation from living donors in terms of utility, altruism, and volunteering.

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“…If the living donor accepts surgical intervention because of its benefits, they must also accept the possible risks. This is not a manipulative situation [26].…”

Section: Manipulationmentioning

confidence: 98%

Section: Volunteeringmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Pressure /Threat/force/coercionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Coupling and Deviating of Altruism-Voluntariness Relationship in Organ Transplantation

Güvenbaş¹,

Şayligil²

2021

Organ Donation and Transplantation

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“…Hiç kimseyi öldürmeden ölecek olan bir kişiyi kurtarabilmek, Aslında bu iki ilke Organ Nakli konusunun yarar temelli olduğunun bir kanıtı olarak düşünü-lebilir. 29 Organ ve Doku Nakli Hizmetleri Yönetmeli-ğinin 4. Maddesinde, "Organ ve Doku Nakli; terminal dönemdeki hastalıklarda tedavi amacıyla uygulanan organ ve doku nakli ameliyesini ifade eder" şeklinde tanımlanmıştır.…”

Section: Organ Nakillerinde Kural Yararciliğiunclassified

“…Ba-ğışçı olmak çok boyutlu, pek çok faktörden etkilenen bir durumdur. 29 Bağışçı, organ veya doku verme konusunda gönüllülüğe dayalı kararını açık-ladığında verilecek doku veya organ nakli dışında kendisinin yapabileceği daha faydalı bir eylem olmadığından bu davranış, eylem yararcılığı içinde kendine yer bulmaktadır. 2238 sayılı yasada organ ve doku alınması ile ilişkili bu işlemi gerçekleştirecek hekimlere vericiye bilgi verme ve onları bazı konularda aydınlatma yü-kümlülüğü getirilmiştir.…”

Section: Canlidan Organ Nakli̇unclassified

An Evaluation on Organ and Tissue Transplantation Code According to Commonly Used Concept of Utalitarianism, Utility of Appropriateness, Utility of Validity and Utility of Belief: Review

Öztürk¹,

Şayligil²

2015

Turkiye Klinikleri J Med Ethics

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Transplant Tourism in the Perspective of Health Ethics: Traditional Review

Kırılmaz¹,

Parlak²

2021

Turkiye Klinikleri J Med Ethics

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Organ veya doku naklî, bir bağışlayıcıdan (donörden) bir alıcıya iyileştirme amacıyla doku ve organların nakledilmesidir ve son dönem organ yetersizliği için tüm dünyada çokça başvurulan etkili bir yöntemdir. 1 2018 yılında, 86 ülkede toplam 146.840 organ naklî yapılmıştır. Bunlardan 95.479'u böbrek, 34.074'ü karaciğer, 8.311'i kalp, 6.475'i akciğer, 2.338'i pankreas ve 163'ü ince bağırsak naklîdir. 2 Kasım 2020 itibarıyla sadece ABD'de 119.389 kişi organ naklî için bekleme listesindedir ve her 9

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Concept of the Voluntariness in Kidney Transplantation from the Position of Donors and Recipients

Cited by 3 publications

References 36 publications

Coupling and Deviating of Altruism-Voluntariness Relationship in Organ Transplantation

Coupling and Deviating of Altruism-Voluntariness Relationship in Organ Transplantation

An Evaluation on Organ and Tissue Transplantation Code According to Commonly Used Concept of Utalitarianism, Utility of Appropriateness, Utility of Validity and Utility of Belief: Review

Transplant Tourism in the Perspective of Health Ethics: Traditional Review

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