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…esearch use as a meaningful way to honour their loved ones when transplantation was not possible.Conclusion This exploratory study highlights w…

…es. Then, implications of ‘đồng bào’ for two areas of bioethics—transplantation and ethics in crises—are provided. Finally, ‘đồng bào’ shall be…

…nce exploring how adults with chronic kidney disease, including transplantation, engage with this approach. This study aimed to explore knowled…

…re. All current treatments are palliative, and the only cure is transplantation. Improved therapeutic approaches are thus required for promotin…

…e to any immunosuppressants at baseline until the initiation of immunosuppressive therapy, lung surgery, transplantation, or death. Trajectory was modele…

…Transplantation sits at the boundary of modern medicine, ethics, and social col…

…y implemented in postoperative settings, particularly following transplantation. As patients implanted with medical devices present similar nee…

…unrecognised, may progress to end-stage liver disease requiring transplantation. These disorders result from deficiencies in one of the 17 enzy…

…loped acute liver failure, with around 6% of children requiring transplantation.2…