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Límites de edad para donante y receptor. Implicaciones del género: embarazo, anticoncepción, papiloma

Villca-Gonzáles R

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 31
Paginas: 18-21
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FRAGMENTO

El Foro de Ámsterdam y las Guías Británicas establecen que los menores de 18 años no deben ser considerados como donadores y establecen como contraindicación relativa la donación entre los 18-21 años.
En general, la mayoría de las guías prohíben la donación en menores y algunas, excepcionalmente, permiten la donación, principalmente en gemelos idénticos, éste es un tema muy controvertido, puesto que se debe asegurar que el paciente tenga un desarrollo psicosocial apto para decidir libremente, sin existir coerción.


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