“…These stewards would then try to make optimal decisions taking all relevant factors into consideration, including protecting the best interests of the deceased in light of all the information at their disposal. One advantage of consensus rather than individual proxy decisions is that the former may help avoid decisions being too heavily weighted by particular points of view, e.g., that of donors who registered their consent long in the past, relatives with strong but perhaps excessively self-serving views, or experienced anatomists whose training and practice have altered the ways that they think about bodies and what it is appropriate to do to them ;Segal, 1988;O'Neill, 1988;Joralemon, 1995;Delaney et al, 1996;Sanner, 1997;Moreton, 1999;Corrigan, 2003;Şehirli̇ et al, 2004;O'Neill, 2013;Boyd, 2015;Winkelmann, 2016;Hall & van Niekerk, 2017;Olejaz, 2017;Shaw, 2017;Champney et al, 2018;Cooper, 2018).…”