Vol , Issue Date of Publication: July 01, 1995

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Ethical problems in renal transplantation: a personal view

M K Mani
Abstract:
The golden age of medicine for the individual medical man was the last century. There were few effective drugs available and all the doctor could do was to 'cure sometimes, to relieve often, to comfort always.' No one expected a doctor to prolong life, and the profession had little responsibility and every opportunity to be noble. Medicine was an art and hardly a science.


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