morte encefálica: cinquenta anos além do coma profundo brain death: deep coma fifty years on

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Mollaret e Goulon, há cinquenta anos, descreveram o coma dépassé, alteração irreversível da consciência que passou a ser chamada de morte encefálica e igualada à morte cardiorespiratória. Foram revisados a evolução dos critérios diagnósticos sobre morte encefálica, seus fundamentos éticos e científicos, e, principalmente, sua regulação ética e legal no Brasil.
Fifty years ago, Mollaret and Goulon described the dépassé coma, an irreversible alteration in consciousness that later came to be known as brain death and equated with heart and respiratory failure. This article presents an overview of the evolution of diagnostic criteria for brain death, its ethical and scientific basis, and, above all, its ethical and legal regulation in Brazil.
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Authors ;Ylmar Corrêa Neto
Journal sociology
Year 2010
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10.1590/S1519-38292010000600013
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