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McGee and Gardiner cited Re A (A Child) EWHC 443 (Fam) 2015 to support their assertion
that the brainstem criteria of death in the code of practice for the diagnosis and confirmation …

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In their overview of organ donation following brainstem death in Spain [1], Escudero et al.
reported conversion rates of 70%, which are higher than many other countries, and which …

Background. A diagnosis of brainstem death in the UK is based on clinical assessment
rather than technical investigations, but is considered rigorous enough to be legally …

In their overview of organ donation following brainstem death in Spain [1], Escudero et al.
reported conversion rates of 70%, which are higher than many other countries, and which …

A quarter of a century ago, Beecher" questioned whether physicians had “as yet achieved
enough emotional and sociological maturity''to handle the whole question of brain death …

Recognizing that the nature of the practice of clinical medicine involves areas of uncertainty,
death is one diagnosis that doctors must not be allowed to miss. The concept of brain death …

This paper clarifies why court challenges to death by neurological criteria are much less
likely to succeed in the UK and Canada than in the USA and Australia. Challenges might …

We read with interest Dr Cottle and Dr Dean's correspondence on ethical issues and donor
numbers [1]. We congratulate them upon the frankness of their account and the invitation for …