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Stem Cell Research & Therapy | 2016

Human-animal chimeras: ethical issues about farming chimeric animals bearing human organs.

Rodolphe Bourret; Eric Martinez; François Vialla; Chloé Giquel; Aurélie Thonnat-Marin; John De Vos

Recent advances in stem cells and gene engineering have paved the way for the generation of interspecies chimeras, such as animals bearing an organ from another species. The production of a rat pancreas by a mouse has demonstrated the feasibility of this approach. The next step will be the generation of larger chimeric animals, such as pigs bearing human organs. Because of the dramatic organ shortage for transplantation, the medical needs for such a transgressive practice are indisputable. However, there are serious technical barriers and complex ethical issues that must be discussed and solved before producing human organs in animals. The main ethical issues are the risks of consciousness and of human features in the chimeric animal due to a too high contribution of human cells to the brain, in the first case, or for instance to limbs, in the second. Another critical point concerns the production of human gametes by such chimeric animals. These worst-case scenarios are obviously unacceptable and must be strictly monitored by careful risk assessment, and, if necessary, technically prevented. The public must be associated with this ethical debate. Scientists and physicians have a critical role in explaining the medical needs, the advantages and limits of this potential medical procedure, and the ethical boundaries that must not be trespassed. If these prerequisites are met, acceptance of such a new, borderline medical procedure may prevail, as happened before for in-vitro fertilization or preimplantation genetic diagnosis.


Médecine & Droit | 2015

Entre déontologisme et utilitarisme : retour sur les enjeux éthiques de la maîtrise des dépenses de santé

Eric Martinez; Rodolphe Bourret; François Vialla


Médecine & Droit | 2015

Mineur et secret médical – Le secret sur son état de santé demandé par le mineur à l’égard de ses parents : de la reconnaissance d’un droit à sa mise en œuvre concrète

François Vialla; Magali Faure; Eric Martinez; Rodolphe Bourret; Jean-Philippe Vauthier


Politiques et management public | 2013

La certification des comptes des hôpitaux publics à l’horizon 2014 : un état de l’art au travers du témoignage du CHRU de Montpellier

Rodolphe Bourret; Eric Martinez; Maxime Vert; Alexandre Vernhet; Gérald Naro


Gestion et management public | 2018

Le Time Driven Activity Based Costing (TDABC), modèle de calcul de coût adapté au parcours de soins des maladies chroniques ?: Cas du parcours de soins de l’accident vasculaire cérébral (AVC)

Hugues Domingo; Ariel Eggrickx; Gérald Naro; Rodolphe Bourret


Gestion et management public | 2018

Le Time Driven Activity Based Costing (TDABC), modèle de calcul de coût adapté au parcours de soins des maladies chroniques ?

Hugues Domingo; Ariel Eggrickx; Gérald Naro; Rodolphe Bourret


Archive | 2016

Information de la personne placée en soins psychiatriques sous contrainte et légalité de la décision : Quand le juge judiciaire joue au juge administratif, c’est le patient qui perd. Note sous civ. 1re, 15 janvier 2015, n˚ 13-24.361

Jean-Philippe Vauthier; Chloé Giquel; Eric Martinez; Rodolphe Bourret; François Vialla


Archive | 2016

Conventionalité de l’interdiction de donner des embryons conçus par fécondation in vitro à la recherche scientifique : Note sous CEDH, 27 août 2015, Parrillo c. Italie, req. n˚ 46470/11

François Vialla; Jean-Philippe Vauthier; Chloé Giquel; Eric Martinez; Rodolphe Bourret


Médecine & Droit | 2016

La création d’animaux chimères porteurs d’organes humains

Chloé Giquel; John De Vos; Rodolphe Bourret; François Vialla; Eric Martinez; Aurélie Thonnat-Marin


Médecine & Droit | 2015

Le principe d’autonomie dans les avis du Comité Consultatif National d’Éthique: quelles limites?

Rodolphe Bourret; François Vialla; Eric Martinez

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Eric Martinez

University of Montpellier

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Gérald Naro

University of Montpellier

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Justine Fontana

University of Montpellier

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Anne Gibelin

University of Montpellier

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D. Cazaledes

University of Montpellier

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