Transplantation of Human Organs Act “Provisions and Pitfalls ”

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MOHAN FOUNDATION. Transplantation of Human Organs Act “Provisions and Pitfalls ”. Dr.Sunil Shroff MOHAN Foundation ( Multi Organ Harvesting Aid Network ) Chennai & Mumbai. MOHAN FOUNDATION. Transplantation of Human Organs Act, 1994. Aims

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MOHAN FOUNDATION Transplantation of Human Organs Act“Provisions and Pitfalls” Dr.Sunil Shroff MOHAN Foundation ( Multi Organ Harvesting Aid Network ) Chennai & Mumbai
MOHAN FOUNDATION Transplantation of Human Organs Act, 1994 Aims • Regulate removal, storage and transplantation of human organs for therapeutic purposes • To prevent commercial dealings in organs Tamil Nadu Assembly passed the Act in May 1995
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Transplantation

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Lung Transplantation

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Cardiac Transplantation

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Organ Transplantation

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Introduction to Transplantation Immunosuppression

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Human Physiology

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Transplantation in HIV+ Recipients

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Transplantation

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Human tissue use

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The Market for Human Organs

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