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""Ethics, Clinical""[mesh_terms]

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Ethics and gastrointestinal artificial feeding.

Timothy O Lipman

Current gastroenterology reports 2004;6(4):314-9

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Thirty years of the vegetative state: clinical, ethical and legal problems.

Bryan Jennett

Progress in brain research 2005;150():537-43

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Outcome and ethics in severe brain damage.

Jean-Louis Vincent

Progress in brain research 2005;150():555-63

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Ethical challenges in end-of-life therapies in the elderly.

Michael Gordon

Drugs & aging 2002;19(5):321-9

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Ethical and medicolegal aspects of PEG-tube placement and provision of artificial nutritional therapy.

Mark H DeLegge, Stephen A McClave, James A DiSario, William N Baskin, Russel D Brown, John C Fang, Gregory G Ginsberg

Gastrointestinal endoscopy 2006;62(6):952-9

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Ageing and infection.

Karl-Heinz Krause, Gaëtan Gavazzi

The Lancet. Infectious diseases 2002;2(11):659-66

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The use of advance care planning to guide decisions about artificial nutrition and hydration.

Muriel R Gillick

Nutrition in clinical practice : official publication of the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition 2006;21(2):126-33

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"Anything you can do, I can do bigger?": the ethics and equity of growth hormone for small normal children.

D G Gill

Archives of disease in childhood 2006;91(3):270-2

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The role of rehabilitation medicine and palliative care in the treatment of patients with end-stage disease.

Adrian Cristian, Ellen Olson

Physical medicine and rehabilitation clinics of North America 2005;16(1):285-305, xi

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Tube feeding patients with dementia.

Ronni Chernoff

Nutrition in clinical practice : official publication of the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition 2006;21(2):142-6

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Ethical issues regarding fee-for-service-funded research within a complementary medicine context.

S Evans, J B Block

Journal of alternative and complementary medicine (New York, N.Y.) 2002;7(6):697-702

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Role of nonglycosidic inotropic agents: indications, ethics, and limitations.

Teresa De Marco, Kanu Chatterjee

The Medical clinics of North America 2003;87(2):391-418

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Ethics and gastrointestinal artificial feeding.

Thirty years of the vegetative state: clinical, ethical and legal problems.

Outcome and ethics in severe brain damage.

Ethical challenges in end-of-life therapies in the elderly.

Ethical and medicolegal aspects of PEG-tube placement and provision of artificial nutritional therapy.

Ageing and infection.

The use of advance care planning to guide decisions about artificial nutrition and hydration.

"Anything you can do, I can do bigger?": the ethics and equity of growth hormone for small normal children.

The role of rehabilitation medicine and palliative care in the treatment of patients with end-stage disease.

Tube feeding patients with dementia.

Ethical issues regarding fee-for-service-funded research within a complementary medicine context.

Role of nonglycosidic inotropic agents: indications, ethics, and limitations.

Results for
""Ethics, Clinical""[mesh_terms]