Family Refusal to Accept Brain Death and Termination of Life Support: To Whom is the Physician Responsible?

Journal of Clinical Ethics 2 (3):171-171 (1991)
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reprint Kirkland, Lisa L. (1992) "Family Refusal to Accept Brain Death and Termination of Life Support: To Whom Is the Physician Responsible?". Journal of Clinical Ethics 3(1):78-78

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