Quote (timmayX @ Jun 13 2017 11:19am)

No, if they are equally ill then there is an obvious choice based on future life expectancy and likelihood to have further complications with the new organ either due to their health situation or lifestyle.

Quote (zarkadon @ Jun 13 2017 11:22am)

Prioritizing the healthy and responsible people is not only the most beneficial/productive solution for society, but it's also an incentive for people to stay healthy.

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Without prejudice

Hepatic transplantation in alcoholic cirrhosis should be approached without prejudice. In France, unlike the Anglo-Saxon countries such as Great Britain, there is no condemnation of public opinion towards alcoholism. Indeed, in Great Britain, for example, a barrier to liver transplantation is that alcoholism is a disease that the patient has inflicted on himself (self-inflicted), with the question: should one "waste" Money for an individual who has made himself sick by his personal choices? In our country, civil society is fortunately more tolerant.

Quote (Saucisson6000 @ Jun 13 2017 01:31pm)

http://sante.lefigaro.fr/actualite/2012/02/17/17422-peut-on-faire-greffe-foie-pour-cirrhose-alcoolique




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Quote (Saucisson6000 @ Jun 13 2017 02:31pm)

http://sante.lefigaro.fr/actualite/2012/02/17/17422-peut-on-faire-greffe-foie-pour-cirrhose-alcoolique




shitty american forum

Quote (ChronFather420 @ 13 Jun 2017 20:34)

So 9 year old Timmy who needs a new liver should die so that an alcoholic who killed their own liver willingly can get a new one to destroy?
This makes no sense.

Quote (duffman316 @ 13 Jun 2017 20:36)

i don't think the caliphate will permit alcohol consumption once they take over so this question won't apply to france in a few years anyway

Quote (Saucisson6000 @ Jun 13 2017 02:42pm)

intellectual laziness explains why your people elected a nazi-clown & a drag-queen

Quote (duffman316 @ 13 Jun 2017 20:43)

do not speak ill of our prime minister :o !