Current issues of body donation for teaching and research purposes and their use in the Czech Republic.

Q4 Medicine Casopis lekaru ceskych Pub Date : 2022-01-01
Jan Frišhons, Marek Joukal, Tomáš Vojtíšek, Petr Hájek, Mária Miklošová, Jiří Ferda, Ondřej Naňka, Jana Mrzílková, David Kachlík
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Since time immemorial, bodies of deceased have been an integral part of teaching anatomy, and therefore the study of medicine. Without them, the teaching of anatomy, clinical anatomy and many research projects could not be realized. Nowadays, the European countries allow to use exclusively bodies of the deceased donors. Recently, we have registered a growing trend in the needs of the bodies not only for the purposes of medical education, but also for those of clinical anatomy. The question also arose of the suitability of using COVID-19 positive donors or the legislative possibility of obtaining bodies in the absence of donors in the donor program. Our communication addresses current issues of body donation for teaching and research purposes and their use in the Czech Republic.

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为教学和研究目的而捐赠遗体的当前问题及其在捷克共和国的使用。
自古以来,死者的尸体一直是解剖学教学的一个组成部分,因此也是医学研究的一个组成部分。没有他们,解剖学、临床解剖学的教学和许多科研项目都无法实现。如今,欧洲国家允许只使用已故捐赠者的遗体。最近,我们注意到一种日益增长的趋势,即对尸体的需求不仅是为了医学教育的目的,而且也是为了临床解剖学的目的。还出现了使用COVID-19阳性捐献者是否合适的问题,或在捐献者计划中没有捐献者的情况下获得尸体的立法可能性问题。我们的沟通解决了目前为教学和研究目的捐赠遗体及其在捷克共和国的使用问题。
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