Face Transplants: Ethical And Scientific Stakes

Since the first transplant of the mandible followed by the nose, the mouth and the chin, only some other rare interventions of face transplants were realized in France and across the world. To the complexity of the surgical operation, the ethical and deontological aspect that these transplants raise...

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Main Author: Philippe Pirnay
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Romanian Society of Oral Rehabilitation 2010-01-01
Series:Romanian Journal of Oral Rehabilitation
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Online Access:http://www.rjor.ro/face-transplants-ethical-and-scientific-stakes/?lang=ro
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spelling doaj-279f600a6f6d47bea5b5580bafd9baca2020-11-25T00:08:19ZengRomanian Society of Oral RehabilitationRomanian Journal of Oral Rehabilitation2066-70002601-46612010-01-01142128Face Transplants: Ethical And Scientific StakesPhilippe Pirnay0Pierre Fauchard Academy, National Academy of Dental Surgery, Paris, FRANCESince the first transplant of the mandible followed by the nose, the mouth and the chin, only some other rare interventions of face transplants were realized in France and across the world. To the complexity of the surgical operation, the ethical and deontological aspect that these transplants raise is added. The right to transplant a jaw, teeth, or mouth removed from a corpse on another human being quickly evolves; it takes into account the responsibility of the surgeon, the consent of the donor and his family and that of the sick collector.http://www.rjor.ro/face-transplants-ethical-and-scientific-stakes/?lang=rocomposite tissues allograftfacial allotransplantfacial graftfunctional resultsmedical ethicmicrosurgery
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Face Transplants: Ethical And Scientific Stakes
Romanian Journal of Oral Rehabilitation
composite tissues allograft
facial allotransplant
facial graft
functional results
medical ethic
microsurgery
author_facet Philippe Pirnay
author_sort Philippe Pirnay
title Face Transplants: Ethical And Scientific Stakes
title_short Face Transplants: Ethical And Scientific Stakes
title_full Face Transplants: Ethical And Scientific Stakes
title_fullStr Face Transplants: Ethical And Scientific Stakes
title_full_unstemmed Face Transplants: Ethical And Scientific Stakes
title_sort face transplants: ethical and scientific stakes
publisher Romanian Society of Oral Rehabilitation
series Romanian Journal of Oral Rehabilitation
issn 2066-7000
2601-4661
publishDate 2010-01-01
description Since the first transplant of the mandible followed by the nose, the mouth and the chin, only some other rare interventions of face transplants were realized in France and across the world. To the complexity of the surgical operation, the ethical and deontological aspect that these transplants raise is added. The right to transplant a jaw, teeth, or mouth removed from a corpse on another human being quickly evolves; it takes into account the responsibility of the surgeon, the consent of the donor and his family and that of the sick collector.
topic composite tissues allograft
facial allotransplant
facial graft
functional results
medical ethic
microsurgery
url http://www.rjor.ro/face-transplants-ethical-and-scientific-stakes/?lang=ro
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