In this book, Maria-Keiko Yasuoka reveals insight into Japan as the country with the most severe organ shortages and the lowest numbers of organ donations among medically advanced countries. This is the first book to delve into the challenging and taboo Japanese concepts of life and death surrounding organ transplantation.
In this book, Maria-Keiko Yasuoka reveals insight into Japan as the country with the most severe organ shortages and the lowest numbers of organ donations among medically advanced countries. This is the first book to delve into the challenging and taboo Japanese concepts of life and death surrounding organ transplantation.
Maria-Keiko Yasuoka is a visiting researcher at the Hokkaido University School of Medicine in Japan.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Figures Acknowledgements Chapter 1 Narratives of Transplant Surgeons and Coordinators Chapter 2 Narratives of Recipients Chapter 3 Narratives of Donor Families Chapter 4 The Buds of Interrelationships among Concerned Parties Chapter 5 Transforming Concepts of Life Conclusion Rebirthable Life Afterword My Father's Funeral in Japan, August 2014 Appendix Japanese Organ Transplantation Law Bibliography About the Author
List of Figures Acknowledgements Chapter 1 Narratives of Transplant Surgeons and Coordinators Chapter 2 Narratives of Recipients Chapter 3 Narratives of Donor Families Chapter 4 The Buds of Interrelationships among Concerned Parties Chapter 5 Transforming Concepts of Life Conclusion Rebirthable Life Afterword My Father's Funeral in Japan, August 2014 Appendix Japanese Organ Transplantation Law Bibliography About the Author
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