… We also assess what the ethical implications of extending gestation should be for newborn
… the concept of viability and argue that while ectogestation might have implications for the …

… question of ‘viability’ and the implications of ectogestation for both … ‘Ectogestation’ in this
chapter to refer to techniques that aim to extend gestation by transferring fetuses to an artificial …

… of ectogestation will have some effect on the ethical debate on … stage of pregnancy than the
point of viability. Footnote 2 … and challenges of an extended period of pregnancy, but if one …

… artificial placenta (capable of facilitating partial ectogestation) might enable those persons
worried about their capacity to complete gestation… a possible natural extension of the principle …

… feasibility of artificial uteri for extracorporeal human gestation… abortion, extended fetal viability
and moral status of the fetus. … effects of the artificial environment and the feasibility of extra-…

… Ectogestation involves the gestation of a fetus in an ex utero … in an artificial womb and,
thereby, extend the viability of the fetus. Footnote 2 Any potential benefits and moral implications …

… Second, we consider the status of the subject of the artificial … in case of ectogestation is an
extension of this principle of … of ectogestation would shift the “gestational age of viability” in …

… like ectogestation would have no implications for the ethics of … viability makes a difference,
and therefore that ectogestation … Ectogestation ethics: The implications of artificially extending …

… They state their “goal is not to extend the current limits of viability… , ectogestation pushes
forwards the limits of viability or … birth, then that is relevant for ethical decision-making. But the …

… gestational development, from conception to the viable premature infant, we discuss both
already identified and newly emerging ethical considerations … , we then extend into the realm of …