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Organ transplantation is certainly one of the “miracles” of modern medicine. Organ donation is founded on the pillars of altruism. Despite many obstacles, the era of transplantation has begun and was everywhere hailed as an extraordinary leap in medicine and surgery. Yet, almost immediately, ethical problems were noticed lurking in the miracle.
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Ethical principles involved in organ donation:
Importance of Regulations for success of organ transplantation policy:
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The Declaration of Istanbul outlines principles against organ trafficking and transplant tourism. World Health Organization’s Guiding Principles on Human Cell, Tissue and Organ Transplantation aim at ensuring transparency in organ procurement and allocation. The ethics of financial incentives and non-financial incentives such as incorporation of non-medical criteria in organ priority allocation should be incorporated in the regulations.
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