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Living Donor Uterus Transplant and Surrogacy: Ethical Analysis According to the Principle of Equipoise

18 Oct 2016

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The uterus is the most recent addition to the list of organs that can be successfully transplanted in humans. This article analyzes living donor uterus transplantation according to the ethical principle of equipoise. A comparison is made between living donor uterus transplantation and gestational surrogate motherhood. Both are solutions to absolute uterine infertility that allow the transfer of genetic material...

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PMID: 27754594
DOI: 10.1111/ajt.14086

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