A Catholic Ethical Analysis of Human Plastination

Christopher Bresnahan, N. Austriaco
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Plastination is a relatively novel technique wherein human tissue is dehydrated and the water is replaced with a plastic-like substance. The process is valuable to educational institutions, because it preserves the body for a long period of time, allowing for prolonged anatomical study. However, a number of ethical issues have been raised regarding the process, particularly related to the procurement of human specimens and the act of displaying these bodies, even for educational purposes. This article explores both the process itself and the associated ethical pitfalls, particularly from a Catholic perspective.
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天主教对人类塑化的伦理分析
塑化是一种相对较新的技术,其中人体组织脱水,水被类似塑料的物质所取代。这个过程对教育机构来说很有价值,因为它可以长时间保存尸体,从而可以进行长期的解剖研究。然而,关于这一过程提出了一些道德问题,特别是与获取人体标本和展示这些尸体的行为有关,甚至是出于教育目的。这篇文章探讨了这个过程本身和相关的伦理陷阱,特别是从天主教的角度来看。
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