Should hospital policy require consent for practicing invasive procedures on cadavers? The arguments, conclusions, and lessons from one ethics committee's deliberations.
Perkins
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Center for Ethics and the Humanities in Health Care, University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio.
Gordon
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AM
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